Manager - Autonomous Production Unit

Essential responsibilities and duties -

The role of an Autonomous Production Unit (UAP) Manager is to manage the effective operation of the UAP Team, as well as HR issues for team members.

- Follow production plans, as well as Group standard processes; assure feasibility of production plans.

- Achieve financial targets: prepare and present the UAP budget; manage the actual production costs based on "ideal" costs; maintain product margin, and monitor serial productivity (labor level, material consumption, etc.).

- Manage the UAP team: assure appropriate staffing, maintain working environment according to Group Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) standards, detect and advise training needs, share information (transparency), participate in career management initiatives, etc.

- Serve as official plant representative to the customer: meet established customer specifications concerning cycle time, delivery, quality, quantity and costs; implement preventative and corrective measures in the production process to assure that customer demands are properly met; coordinate with client's quality team to meet all customer standards.

- Implement action plans in order to improve functionality/productivity and to obtain program and Group objectives; make necessary corrective adjustments.

- Participate in the creation of Production System Efficiency (PSE) projects.

- Coordinate resource planning with Industrial Engineering department concerning stocks, equipment, staffing, activities, etc.

- Maintain dashboard indicators/status reports to monitor lead time, supply-chain targets, HSE performance, etc.

- Driving tool maintained activities on period basis.

- Driving machine and plant maintenance activities.

- Driving process teams to make Mass Production Targets - MPT.