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Production Manager (EV)

Coventry
3 weeks ago
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A leading automotive manufacturing company that specializes in producing high performance vehicles is currently looking to hire a Production Manager. The successful candidate will shape and manage a new production facility from day one, overseeing all aspects of vehicle build, team leadership, and continuous improvement.
 
The Production Manager will:

Lead the setup and commissioning of the new production facility, including layout planning, equipment specification, and process development.
Build, mentor, and manage a multi-skilled team of technicians, supervisors, and support staff.
Implement and continuously improve production systems, SOPs, and safety practices.
Oversee and manage all vehicle production activities, ensuring high-quality builds delivered on time and to spec.
Monitor and report on key performance indicators (KPIs) for quality, efficiency, cost, and output.  
The Production Manager will have:

Proven experience in a production leadership role, ideally within automotive, motorsport, aerospace or a low volume/high-performance engineering environment.
Familiarity with HSE Legislation
High complexity, high value Electromechanical assembly experience at low volume
Experience with ISO 9001, IATF 16949 or other quality systems.
Knowledge of production systems, lean manufacturing principles, and quality management.
Hands-on, detail-oriented approach with the ability to adapt quickly to change  
If you're a proactive leader with a passion for excellence and a drive to build something from the ground up, we’d love to hear from you. Apply online using an updated version of your CV and we will be in touch to provide more details

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