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Job Title: General Manager, TCI Canada
Responsibilities:
- Manage day-to-day operations of TCI Canada facilities, including manufacturing, production control, and office administration.
- Review customer business activities, analyze trends, seasonality, and industry data to determine purchasing and manufacturing strategies.
- Establish and assist in setting company goals, monitor progress, and recommend programs to achieve them.
- Support the sales department during meetings with OEM customers, providing technical information and scheduling timelines.
- Ensure execution of special projects and assignments directed by the president.
- Oversee all aspects of production, establish master schedules, resolve manufacturing issues, and support employee assignments.
- Develop, implement, and enforce company work rules and policies.
- Manage annual physical inventory and reporting processes.
- Maintain knowledge of relevant technology and computerization.
- Establish and prepare personnel for management succession programs.
- Prepare operating and capital budgets, and define methods to achieve desired results.
- Report sales, costs, and profitability to the President monthly.
- Set objectives to control major costs and ensure methods are in place to meet them.
- Communicate company business aspects to employees at least quarterly.
- Establish and maintain a quality system based on ISO 9000 standards.
- Prioritize safety to ensure a safe working environment.
Qualifications:
- Broad knowledge of a discipline such as business.
- Equivalent to complete college or university education.
- Over 7 years of experience in a manufacturing environment.
Additional Information:
- Manage employees through supervisors and managers, including hiring, training, and performance evaluation.
- Work involves complex, technical projects requiring broad conceptual judgment.
- Supervision is autonomous within policy and budget limits.
- High degree of diplomacy required for external and internal contacts.
- Work involves handling confidential data and requires continuous mental and visual attention.
- Good working conditions with occasional exposure to elements.
- Supervises 50-100 personnel.