Operations Manager

Executive Network Group
Kidderminster, Worcestershire
11 months ago
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Posted
30 Jun 2025 (11 months ago)

Technical Network has been retained by an major building products manufacturer to source an experienced Operations Manager.  Responsible for one of their key production areas this role provides a brilliant opportunity for a resilient and driven individual to make their mark on a growing UK business.
Operations Manager
Salary: c£60000 + benefits
Location: Worcestershire ( commutable from Kidderminster, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Bromyard, Ludlow areas)
Job Purpose:
o Management of a high volume manufacturing process overseeing day-to-day operations for the site against H&S QCD performance metrics
o Develop and grow your direct reports and the team around you to build a positive and nurturing environment. 
o Implementation and review of Standard Operating Procedures/KPIs
o Manage and mentor a diverse team, fostering engagement and professional growth.
o Driving a strong culture of Health & Safety on site. 
o Leading and driving Continuous Improvement activities
Experience required:
You will already be an experienced Operations Manager or Senior Production Manager  working within fast paced volume manufacturing environment and seeking your next career step with an expanding and successful organisation.
o Experience of leading teams in a high volume/ large batch production pressurised manufacturing environment
o Experience of coaching and mentoring an already strong team
o Able to plan and organise manning, materials and production in a busy environment along with excellent management, prioritisation and organisational skills
o Assertive, independent and self sufficient with the ability to cope effectively under pressure and to meet deadlines
o Ability to drive performance against KPI's
o Management or supervisory qualifications ; ILM, NVQ4, HNC, Degree, IOSH
o Time served / BTEC Mechanical Engineering and lean/ sigma training highly desirable
The opportunity:
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced manufacturing professional with leadership experience to be part of the senior management team within an expanding organisation with continued investment strategy from the group. In return my client is offering a generous salary, pension and performance related bonus scheme. Above all this is an opportunity to make a real contribution to the success and growth of business and become an instrumental part of the senior management team.
Apply on-line or call Robert Wigley for a confidential discussion    (url removed)
Technical Network Recruitment – Search & Selection for mid to senior level appointments for  engineering & manufacturing sectors- automotive, aerospace, defence, advanced materials, capital equipment & automation

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