Plant Manager

Job Description : PLANT MANAGER PORTO, PORTUGAL Open to International candidates Supervise the manufacturing unit and its departments, ensuring alignment with the strategy established by the CEO, with the aim of achieving the company's goals through process and production optimization. The role includes the creation, production and transformation of a wide variety of leather, wood and other materials, including travel goods, leather goods, advertising, packaging, among others. Main Responsibilities: 1.Management and Reporting: Make decisions in collaboration with the CEO on strategic matters. Prepare the annual budget and oversee investment plans. Monitor and ensure compliance with key performance indicators (KPIs). Supervise production, purchasing, finance and inventory processes. 2. Human Resources: Lead HR services, working conditions and recruitment. Define and ensure the implementation of HSE (Health, Safety and Environment) policies. Promote the development and assessment of employee skills. Represent the company in labor relations and in contacts with official entities. 3. Shopping: Support negotiations with suppliers and ensure cost and payment control. 4. Quality Management: Implement and monitor Quality, Environment and Safety Management Systems. 5. Production Optimization: Promote continuous improvement in production processes (eg, Lean, 5S, SMED). Analyze deviations and implement action plans for improvements. Master production technologies and management systems. Required Skills: Solve problems in emergency situations. Anticipate technological innovations. Manage and implement projects with rigor and efficiency. Work as a team and manage conflicts. Analyze and synthesize complex information. Organize and plan activities, ensuring communication between departments. Requirements: Higher education in Management, Economics or Engineering (preferred). Proficiency in English (mandatory); French is valued. 3-4 years' experience in management roles. Familiarity with ERP systems. Experience in the packaging industry will be valued.

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