Plant Manager
FPC of Brighton · Darien, Wisconsin, United States
FULL TIMEpermanent
Job Description
PLANT MANAGER
Make sure to read the full description below, and please apply immediately if you are confident you meet all the requirements.
Full-Time| On-Site
The OpportunityOur client, an established manufacturer of engineered power systems, is seeking a Plant Manager to help launch and scale manufacturing operations for a new division serving the rapidly growing data center power market. This leader will oversee current production while playing a central role in planning, transitioning to, and ramping up a larger manufacturing facility in the Southern Wisconsin / Northern Illinois region.The role calls for a hands-on operational leader who can build a high-performing organization, deliver day-to-day results, and successfully execute a major manufacturing expansion.Key ResponsibilitiesLead plant operations with accountability for safety, people, quality, delivery, cost, and environmental performance.Partner with leadership and cross-functional teams on new-facility planning, including layout, workflow, equipment, capacity, staffing, and operational readiness.Lead the manufacturing transition from the existing operation to a new site, minimizing disruption to customer commitments and production performance.Direct plant startup and production ramp-up activities, establishing scalable processes, performance metrics, and a strong operating cadence.Build, coach, and develop production leaders and teams; establish clear expectations and a culture of ownership and accountability.Implement Lean Manufacturing, standardized work, continuous improvement, and data-driven shop-floor management.Improve throughput, labor productivity, equipment effectiveness (OEE), quality, and on-time delivery while managing operating costs.Maintain a safety-first environment and compliance with applicable OSHA, environmental, and ISO 9001 requirements.QualificationsBachelor’s degree in Engineering, Operations Management, Business, or a related field preferred.5–10+ years of relevant manufacturing experience, including at least 3 years leading production teams or plant operations.Significant hands-on experience with a new plant startup, major facility expansion, or manufacturing relocation/transition; greenfield or brownfield planning experience strongly preferred.Demonstrated ability to ramp production capacity, establish manufacturing processes, and lead teams through operational change.Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, Kaizen/Six Sigma, production planning, cost control, and ERP/MRP systems.Strong communication, problem-solving, and cross-functional leadership skills; comfortable working on the plant floor.Experience in power generation, industrial equipment, complex assembly, engines, or related manufacturing environments preferred.Why This RoleAn opportunity to shape a new manufacturing operation from the ground up, lead a consequential facility transition, and build the people and systems needed to support long-term growth in mission-critical power infrastructure.Confidential search. xzbcwsv Our client is an equal opportunity employer.
Make sure to read the full description below, and please apply immediately if you are confident you meet all the requirements.
Full-Time| On-Site
The OpportunityOur client, an established manufacturer of engineered power systems, is seeking a Plant Manager to help launch and scale manufacturing operations for a new division serving the rapidly growing data center power market. This leader will oversee current production while playing a central role in planning, transitioning to, and ramping up a larger manufacturing facility in the Southern Wisconsin / Northern Illinois region.The role calls for a hands-on operational leader who can build a high-performing organization, deliver day-to-day results, and successfully execute a major manufacturing expansion.Key ResponsibilitiesLead plant operations with accountability for safety, people, quality, delivery, cost, and environmental performance.Partner with leadership and cross-functional teams on new-facility planning, including layout, workflow, equipment, capacity, staffing, and operational readiness.Lead the manufacturing transition from the existing operation to a new site, minimizing disruption to customer commitments and production performance.Direct plant startup and production ramp-up activities, establishing scalable processes, performance metrics, and a strong operating cadence.Build, coach, and develop production leaders and teams; establish clear expectations and a culture of ownership and accountability.Implement Lean Manufacturing, standardized work, continuous improvement, and data-driven shop-floor management.Improve throughput, labor productivity, equipment effectiveness (OEE), quality, and on-time delivery while managing operating costs.Maintain a safety-first environment and compliance with applicable OSHA, environmental, and ISO 9001 requirements.QualificationsBachelor’s degree in Engineering, Operations Management, Business, or a related field preferred.5–10+ years of relevant manufacturing experience, including at least 3 years leading production teams or plant operations.Significant hands-on experience with a new plant startup, major facility expansion, or manufacturing relocation/transition; greenfield or brownfield planning experience strongly preferred.Demonstrated ability to ramp production capacity, establish manufacturing processes, and lead teams through operational change.Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, Kaizen/Six Sigma, production planning, cost control, and ERP/MRP systems.Strong communication, problem-solving, and cross-functional leadership skills; comfortable working on the plant floor.Experience in power generation, industrial equipment, complex assembly, engines, or related manufacturing environments preferred.Why This RoleAn opportunity to shape a new manufacturing operation from the ground up, lead a consequential facility transition, and build the people and systems needed to support long-term growth in mission-critical power infrastructure.Confidential search. xzbcwsv Our client is an equal opportunity employer.
Details
| Company | FPC of Brighton |
| Location | Darien, Wisconsin, United States |
| Type | FULL TIME |
| Niche | hr |
| Experience | permanent |
