Chief Of Manufacturing

Job Description : CHIEF OF MANUFACTURING BEVERAGES KENYA The Chief of Manufacturing's primary responsibilities include managing and optimizing all aspects of the manufacturing process. This entails planning, coordinating, and controlling manufacturing processes to ensure optimal use of resources and maximization of output. They are also charged with innovating and implementing continuous improvement strategies to enhance productivity and reduce costs while upholding quality standards. Additionally, the role involves quality control, staff management, and collaboration with other departments to align manufacturing objectives with overall business goals. Tasks and Duties Specific tasks and duties of the Chief of Manufacturing include: Developing and executing manufacturing strategies and objectives to ensure the operation is aligned with organizational goals. Overseeing the production process, drawing up a production schedule, and ensuring that the production is cost-effective. Monitoring production and adjusting schedules as needed. Implementing quality control measures that effectively monitor products and guarantee desired quality. Ensuring that health and safety guidelines are followed at all times. Supervising and evaluating performance of production personnel (quality inspectors, workers, etc.). Analyzing and reducing costs while maintaining product quality. Liaising with different departments, including suppliers and managers, to prevent any possible delays or issues in production. Reviewing and implementing new technologies and machinery to enhance production. Maintaining equipment and managing machine downtime effectively. Education and Certification Requirements A bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Business Administration, or a related field. Significant experience in a manufacturing leadership role, demonstrating progressive responsibility. Master's degree or an MBA, although not necessary, can be advantageous. Certifications such as Certified Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) or Certified Plant Engineer (CPE) may enhance a candidate’s credentials. Moreover, strong leadership skills, excellent problem-solving abilities, and proficiency in manufacturing software are essential for this position.

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