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Consilium Safety Group is seeking a production and operations leader to drive efficient, scalable manufacturing processes and robust calibration methodologies. You will report to the Director of Operations and Supply Chain and partner with multiple departments to enable growth and innovation.
You will lead a team focused on standardization, automation, and continuous improvement to sustain high performance across production and supply chain functions.
At Consilium Safety Group, we don’t just develop technology—we create solutions that protect people, assets, and the planet. As a global leader in fire and gas safety technology, we serve critical industries such as marine, energy, rolling stock, and critical infrastructure.
With more than 100 years of expertise, we combine deep industry knowledge with cutting-edge innovation to shape the future of Safety Tech. Headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, we operate in more than 55 offices worldwide.
We are a fast-evolving global organisation backed by leading private equity investor Antin Infrastructure Partners, continuing an ambitious journey of growth and transformation. With strong financial backing and a clear strategic direction, we are investing in innovation, operational excellence, and talent, the key drivers of our next phase of development.
A truly exciting time to join us.
In this role, you will work closely with your team to ensure that production processes, test systems, and calibration methodologies are efficient, scalable, and robust. You will play a key role in driving operational excellence through technical leadership, process ownership, and people development while supporting the organisation’s continued growth and innovation journey. You will report to the Director of Operations and Supply Chain.
The position ensures the effectiveness of the support functions for production and operations within the local organisation. The role will ensure process effectiveness and robustness from both a production and supply chain perspective.