Top Operations Jobs

The Cleaner is responsible for general cleaning tasks, maintaining cleanliness and safety standards, and participating in the 5S program within the plant.

The Material Inbound Coordinator manages incoming materials, documents discrepancies, coordinates inventory, and ensures product inspection and quality measures.

The Health & Safety Specialist ensures compliance with safety regulations, manages worker's compensation, oversees audits, and coordinates health and safety committees in the automotive industry.

The Thinning Analysis Team Leader oversees thinning analysis capabilities, manages work schedules, and supports the development of team members to meet production goals.

The Buyer is responsible for purchasing, negotiating supplier contracts, managing requisitions, and achieving cost savings, within a manufacturing environment.

Lead a team in a fast-paced environment, ensuring effective manufacturing operations and overseeing shipping processes. Foster team building and communication skills.

The Materials Manager will oversee material control and logistics in automotive manufacturing, requiring leadership, organizational, and communication skills, along with knowledge of MRP and Lean Manufacturing.

The Category Manager will develop global sourcing strategies, manage supplier relationships, negotiate contracts, manage budgets, and lead procurement projects for CapEx equipment.

The EHS Coordinator ensures compliance with safety and environmental standards, coordinating training, conducting audits, and addressing safety concerns in a manufacturing environment.

Ensure the supply of raw materials and delivery of finished parts to clients. Manage materials, production controls, and communication with suppliers, while overseeing the complete MRP cycle.