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J. Fisher Companies | New Primitive

Production Manager / Lead Craftsman

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A Production Plant Foreman works with the Plant Manager or Supervisor in scheduling the activities of the employees and team leaders. Meets regularly with the team leaders to communicate anticipated production sequences, to discuss potential production problems, and to provide opportunity for input on improvement of work processes and work flow. Assist in assuring quality and safety of production procedures.

$67,744 / year median in Utah

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

Production Manager / Lead Craftsman Lead day-to-day production of our prebuilt luxury saunas from start to finish. Work hands-on as a skilled finish carpenter while leading and training other craftsmen. Read architectural drawings, shop drawings, cut lists, and material takeoffs. Coordinate production schedules to keep builds on time and moving efficiently through the shop. Oversee framing, exterior cladding, interior sauna woodwork, benches, doors, windows, trim, and finish details. Maintain a high standard of finish carpentry and craftsmanship across every sauna. Perform quality-control inspections throughout the build and before units leave the factory. Manage material organization, inventory, tool readiness, and shop workflow. Identify ways to make our saunas easier, faster, and more cost-effective to manufacture without sacrificing quality. Collaborate with design, engineering, procurement, and installation teams to solve production issues. Help develop repeatable manufacturing processes, jigs, templates, checklists, and build standards. Maintain a clean, organized, professional, and safe factory environment. Take ownership of the finished product—if something isn't right, catch it and fix it before it leaves the shop. Help build and develop the production team as volume grows.
Ideal background:
5+ years of finish carpentry, cabinetry, millwork, high-end residential construction, or similar manufacturing experience, with previous experience leading a shop or small construction team strongly preferred.
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
From $70,000.00 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person