Manager Quality Management

Mack Molding Company is seeking a Materials Manager to lead and coordinate the plant's materials functions, including production control, purchasing and inventory control. This position is responsible for aligning materials planning and execution with customer requirements, manufacturing priorities and financial goals. The successful candidate will provide strong direction to the materials team, support on-time delivery and quality performance, and maintain accurate sales, inventory, labor and capacity projections.

• Serve as the lead plant staff position in the absence of the Plant Manager.
• Interact with the Business Unit to ensure customer service and satisfaction.
• Manage and coordinate the activities of the Production Control Manager, Purchasing Manager, and Inventory Control Manager to ensure excellent customer service and satisfaction through on-time shipments and outstanding quality.
• Plan and control manufacturing costs to meet P&L budgets.
• Provide direction and support to all materials personnel; identify training needs and coordinate training and development objectives for materials personnel.
• Maintain monthly and quarterly sales figures and projections.
• Own monthly inventory reports and balances.
• Calculate projections for labor and capacity requirements.
• Maintain ISO compliance through the use and understanding of Mack ISO policies and procedures.
• Follow all safety rules and regulations; hold all employees accountable for safety.
• Maintain Mack's standard of housekeeping in all areas.
• Perform all other duties necessitated by changing business conditions.

Job Description

Mack Molding Company is seeking a Materials Manager to lead and coordinate the plant's materials functions, including production control, purchasing and inventory control. This position is responsible for aligning materials planning and execution with customer requirements, manufacturing priorities and financial goals. The successful candidate will provide strong direction to the materials team, support on-time delivery and quality performance, and maintain accurate sales, inventory, labor and capacity projections.

• Serve as the lead plant staff position in the absence of the Plant Manager.
• Interact with the Business Unit to ensure customer service and satisfaction.
• Manage and coordinate the activities of the Production Control Manager, Purchasing Manager, and Inventory Control Manager to ensure excellent customer service and satisfaction through on-time shipments and outstanding quality.
• Plan and control manufacturing costs to meet P&L budgets.
• Provide direction and support to all materials personnel; identify training needs and coordinate training and development objectives for materials personnel.
• Maintain monthly and quarterly sales figures and projections.
• Own monthly inventory reports and balances.
• Calculate projections for labor and capacity requirements.
• Maintain ISO compliance through the use and understanding of Mack ISO policies and procedures.
• Follow all safety rules and regulations; hold all employees accountable for safety.
• Maintain Mack's standard of housekeeping in all areas.
• Perform all other duties necessitated by changing business conditions.

• Four-year college degree in business or engineering, or equivalent experience.
• Minimum of 5+ years of experience in manufacturing management or materials management.
• Ability to interact with all levels of the organization and with customers.
• Strong leadership, organizational, and management skills.
• Experience with MRP systems and shop floor control, as well as MS Word and MS Excel.

• Exposure in-plant to temperatures between 50°ree;
  
  F and 110°ree;
  
  F and to plant odors from plastic and paint processing.

The following recurring tasks make up the day-to-day standard work of the Materials Manager. Report names and system references (e.g., Mapics, Release Accounting) reflect the plant's current ERP and reporting environment and should be updated if systems change.

• Attend the daily production meeting chaired by the Production Control Manager.
• Approve requisitions as needed.

• Run monthly sales at least two to three times a week to update the sales report.
• Run and archive sales for the calendar year every Monday to ensure order integrity.
• Run interplant ISL orders once a week.
• If sales look correct, run the MSRP report and apply department labor…