Manager - Fabrication

Position Summary

The Fabrication Manager is responsible for working with Branch Operations Manager to manage all activities on the shop floor related to production and quality control. Ensure delivery schedules are met while controlling labor costs. Fabrication Manager monitors production output on a daily basis to make sure production standards (output per person) are met. Contribute to maintenance of production equipment. Responsible for employee discipline and oversees day-to-day operations.

Essential Responsibilities

• Provides leadership, guidance and training in all fabrication areas, including but not limited to equipment, software, and company policies and procedures.
• Coordinates with Customer Service and Warehouse on a minimum daily basis to ensure the highest level of customer service and on-time delivery are maintained.
• Assures that the highest standards are maintained for safety, housekeeping, and compliance with all government and company standards.
• Leads continuous improvement projects as assigned by manager.
• Works with the manager to troubleshoot all fabrication issues to find the cause, help resolve the issue, and prevent reoccurrence.
• Conducts standard metrics reporting as assigned by manager.
• Manages resources and consumables.
• Provides coverage of additional assigned responsibilities in manager's absence.
• Handles additional tasks necessary to fulfill the needs of the company and the customer as deemed by the manager.
• Supervises assigned employees, including assessing and planning for overtime needs.
• Reports all safety, product, machine maintenance, and manpower issues and needs to Branch Operations Manager in a timely manner and provide resolutions.
• Monitors daily machine maintenance and perform basic equipment set-up functions.
• Monitors production schedule and resolve potential problems or bottlenecks.
• Performs quality control operations, and report results of quality audits to Branch Operations Manager. Represent facility in any regional and/or national quality initiatives.
• Performs a variety of fabrication tasks as required by production needs, including operating powered and manual material handling equipment, loading and unloading pipe, and operating powered and/or manual banding equipment as needed to ready pipe bundles for shipment.