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Bentley Mission Critical

Manufacturing Plant Manager

Job Description

Manufacturing Plant Managers Two Leadership Positions | Greeley, CO & Commerce City, CO We are looking for two experienced, hands-on Manufacturing Plant Managers to lead two very different manufacturing operations in Colorado. Both positions require strong manufacturing leadership, full P&L ownership , and demonstrated Lean Manufacturing experience. Knowing Lean terminology is not enough. We want to see what you have actually implemented and the measurable results. Greeley, Colorado — Steel Fabrication Plant Manager Our Greeley operation is primarily a steel fabrication manufacturing facility with limited integration work. The ideal candidate has experience leading fabrication operations involving processes such as: Structural steel fabrication Welding and fitting Cutting, sawing, forming, and material preparation Production flow and work-center management AWS/quality-controlled fabrication Material handling and kitting Production scheduling Labor planning and utilization Equipment uptime and maintenance Quality, rework, and NCR reduction Shop-floor productivity and throughput We want someone who understands how to take a fabrication operation and make it safer, more predictable, more productive, and more profitable. Commerce City, Colorado — Integration Plant Manager Our Commerce City facility is a dedicated electrical and mechanical integration and testing operation. This is not primarily a steel fabrication facility. The Plant Manager will lead an operation focused on: Electrical integration and assembly Mechanical integration and assembly Equipment installation Electrical and mechanical testing Factory integration and testing Production-line and station flow Material kitting and point-of-use delivery Quality control and inspection Test documentation and closeout Labor planning and utilization Production scheduling and On-Time Delivery Coordination between engineering, supply chain, quality, and production Experience with electrical equipment, mechanical systems, modular manufacturing, industrial integration, data centers, power systems, or similar complex equipment integration is highly desirable. Lean Experience — Show Us, Don't Tell Us For both positions , Lean Manufacturing experience is mandatory. We are not looking for candidates who simply say: "I worked in a Lean environment." We want specific examples of what YOU personally changed.
Be prepared to explain:
What was the problem? What did you change? How did you implement it? What was the measurable result?
Examples could include implementing:
5S and visual management Daily Gemba walks Kanban and pull systems Standardized work One-piece or continuous flow Production cells or assembly-line manufacturing Line balancing Material kitting and point-of-use delivery Heijunka / production leveling Poka-Yoke / mistake-proofing Root Cause Analysis TPM and preventive maintenance KPI boards and daily accountability WIP reduction Cycle-time reduction Labor-efficiency improvements Quality and rework reduction If you improved OTD from 70% to 95% , reduced labor hours 20% , cut WIP 50% , increased throughput 30% , or materially improved plant profitability, we want to understand exactly what you did to make it happen. Lean certificates are valuable. Demonstrated results are more important. Full P&L Experience Required These are not production-supervisor positions. Each Plant Manager is expected to understand and manage their operation as a business. Candidates must have demonstrated experience with full manufacturing P&L responsibility , including: Revenue and production forecasts Direct and indirect labor Labor efficiency and utilization Material costs Manufacturing overhead Scrap and rework Inventory and WIP Capital expenditures Budget vs. actual performance Job costing Gross margin Plant profitability The Plant Manager must understand how decisions made on the manufacturing floor ultimately affect cost, margin, cash flow, and profitability. Leadership Expectations We want Plant Managers who are on the floor leading the operation , not managing exclusively from an office.
Our priorities are straightforward:
1. Safety 2. Quality 3. On-Time Delivery 4. On Budget / Profitability You will be expected to establish accountability, develop your team, use data to identify problems, eliminate waste, and continuously improve the operation. What Success Looks Like A successful Plant Manager should be able to walk into the operation and answer: Are we safe? Are we building it right? Are we on schedule? Are we hitting our labor targets? Do we have the material we need? Where is the bottleneck? What is today's recovery plan? Are we making money? If you need three meetings and a spreadsheet from someone else to answer those questions, this probably isn't the right position. Qualifications Proven Plant Manager or senior manufacturing leadership experience Full manufacturing P&L ownership experience — required Demonstrated Lean implementation experience — required Strong production and labor-management experience Experience managing supervisors and production teams Strong understanding of manufacturing KPIs and job costing Proven record of improving Safety, Quality, OTD, productivity, and profitability Strong floor-level leadership and accountability Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment Greeley candidates Strong experience in steel fabrication and welding manufacturing is preferred. Commerce City candidates Strong experience in electrical/mechanical integration, assembly, testing, modular manufacturing, or complex equipment manufacturing is preferred. When You Apply Tell us which location you are applying for and provide 2-3 examples of improvements you personally led , including: Problem → Action You Took → Measurable Result We're interested in what you've built, what you've improved, and what the numbers looked like afterward. No recruiters
Pay:
$125,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Retirement plan
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • 401(k) Plans
  • Dental Insurance
  • Other Retirement and Savings

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A Production Plant Manager directs work and resources needed for a manufacturing production process. Plans and manages production work that meets cost, quality and quantity specifications for a company or project.

$113,746 / year median in Colorado

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