Fabrication Production Manager

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Competitive salary
• Health insurance
• Opportunity for advancement
• Paid time off
• Profit sharing
• Training & development
• Vision insurance

1. Oversees the production of the fabrication shop which includes making sure weekly work objectives are delivered to all departments progress needed and work plans.
2. Serves as liaison between project managers and shop floor foremen.
3. Work with other fabrication supervisors to plan and execute work within budget and specifications
4. Oversees inventory and ordering of consumables in a timely manner.
5. Ensures the fabrication work is performed with quality and safety per specifications OSHA regulations and company safety policies (ALWAYS).
6. Accountable for overseeing that safety inspections are completed and any corrections are implemented
7. Assist with investigating root cause analysis
8. Work with MAK project managers and other MAK supervisors to ensure best work methods are developed and tested in advance of receipt of contract material for maximum efficiency
9. Sets example in terms of safety and professional conduct
10. Work with QC Inspector on quality issues with project management team and assists with planning solutions
11. Oversees and maintain efficient shop workflow
12. Coordinates flow of material through production floor including paint and welding;
13. Prepare and update shop production schedules
14. Works with Project Manager / Estimating to develop projections for man hours
15. Ensured daily man hour budgets are being met by employees for each segment of production.
16. Oversee mentors and coaches employees on their development needs
17. Maintains a project fabrication shop culture that promotes company growth and worker/client satisfaction.

1. High School diploma or equivalent.
2. Previous experience in a fabrication shop experience with bridge components a plus;
3. Experience with AISC certified shop preferred
4. Previous management experience.
5. Skilled at reading shop drawings and blue-prints.
6. Team Player with solid communication skills.
7. Basic math skills (fractions and decimals)
8. Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office Suite)
9. Ability to stand walk bend stoop climb and crawl over and under fabricated materials.
10. Work extensive hours in a non-climate-controlled environment.
11. Knowledgeable in OSHA requirements
12. Ability to lead others
13. Knowledge of tools and proper care of equipment
14. Aptitude to learn computer / tablet skills
15. Ability to get work done thru others and
16. Ability to understand and minimize the risks
17. Ability to lift 50 lbs. regularly.

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