Production Manager

Key Responsibilities Production Planning & Work Organization

• Build, manage, and continuously update production schedules aligned with project timelines.
• Develop daily and weekly work plans, including task sequencing and prioritization.
• Translate engineering drawings and project milestones into executable production activities.
• Maintain a daily presence on the production floor, overseeing metal fabrication, assembly, and HVAC system construction activities.
• Work directly with production teams to guide execution, resolve issues, and maintain workflow continuity.
• Identify bottlenecks, inefficiencies, or quality risks and address them in real time.

• Resolve engineering and technical issues arising during manufacturing and assembly.
• Read, interpret, and work directly from engineering and production drawings.
• Coordinate with Engineering to clarify designs, implement adjustments, and ensure buildability.
• Use CAD tools as required to support production needs.

• Ensure that raw materials, components, and subassemblies are ordered and available according to the production and assembly plan.
• Coordinate with Procurement and Logistics to align material deliveries with the production schedule.
• Anticipate material shortages or long-lead risks and initiate mitigation actions.
• Define daily and weekly production priorities based on schedule, constraints, and resource availability.
• Balance manpower, workstations, and production stages to maintain steady progress.
• Adjust plans dynamically in response to engineering changes or site conditions.

• Track production progress against the approved plan.
• Provide weekly and monthly updates on production status, risks, and corrective actions.
• Support continuous improvement in productivity, planning accuracy, and execution discipline.

• Mandatory experience with engineering drawings, including the ability to read, interpret, and work with manufacturing and assembly drawings.
• Mandatory proficiency in computer applications, including standard office tools and production-related systems.
• Hands-on experience in metal fabrication, construction, and industrial manufacturing environments.
• Proven experience in mechanical and system-level integration.
• Proven experience managing production teams and leading manufacturing activities.
• Strong engineering knowledge and technical understanding of mechanical systems and production processes.
• Engineering background is a strong advantage, including a degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field