A Day In The Life Of A Manufacturing Operations Manager
The Manufacturing Operations Manager is responsible for driving Safety standards, Quality compliance, Regulatory standards, Performance and Customer Service improvements through leadership and development of a set team. Act as the responsible person outside of normal business hours, providing leadership for any incident that may occur on the site.
Key Responsibilities:
Safety. Drive strong Safety first culture. Zero reportable accidents/EHS events for value stream. A system of regular area review, good safety observations being raised and closed.
Quality. Drive a Quality culture of right first time with a focus on continuously eliminating issues and deviations. All Quality actions closed on time, zero overdue. Zero internal and regulatory authorities’ audits with critical observations.
People. Recruit, train, develop and coach all team members such that increased focus is put on pharmaceutical awareness and operating standards as well as job skills and knowledge. Strengthen capabilities of team by having ‘live’ development plans for all staff. High performance rewarded and poor performance dealt with via improvement plans to get staff back to successful performance.
Performance. Responsible for delivery of set production outputs for filling, packing, releases, documentation standards, maintenance adherence and project activities. Analyse value stream performance and implement appropriate actions to utilise capacity and enhance standards.
Customer service. To drive cycle time reduction and to aim for Zero out of stocks for value stream. As a site achieve set consolidated CSL target and out of stock SKU targets. Achieve cycle time and inventory reduction targets for value stream.
Continuous Improvement. Drive the implementation of operational excellence the value stream.
Working Pattern
Your working patterns will be 7 shifts, 6am-6pm across a rolling 2 week period, consisting of…
Week 1- Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Week 2- Wednesday and Thursday
