Aerospace Production Leader — Lean & Six Sigma

Verus Aerospace, LLC; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Verus Aerospace, LLC in Wichita is seeking a Production Manager to lead day-to-day manufacturing operations, drive continuous improvement of material flow, and ensure production goals and quality standards are met. You will build a high-performing workforce, develop leaders, and implement the company strategy while maintaining a safe and productive work environment with strong teamwork.

Candidates should have a four-year mechanical or industrial engineering degree, several years in aerospace

Qualifications

• A four-year Mechanical or Industrial Engineering degree.
• Six years aerospace manufacturing experience may substitute for degree.
• Four years in a management/supervisory role.
• Familiar with aerospace manufacturing concepts, practices and procedures.
• Lean manufacturing and Six Sigma knowledge; certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Leadership is defined as getting things done while building relationships.
• Provide leadership by example and drive results.
• Promote a safe, healthy work environment and a culture of accountability.
• Develop and mentor work-area leaders; know each person and stretch their capacity.
• Implement the company strategy, vision and mission through actionable plans and execution.

Skills

Leadership & supervision

Lean manufacturing

Six Sigma

Problem solving

Communication

Team development

Manufacturing knowledge

Quality control

Education

Four-year Mechanical or Industrial Engineering degree

Tools

MS Office

ERP systems

Job description

Verus Aerospace, LLC in Wichita is seeking a Production Manager to lead day-to-day manufacturing operations, drive continuous improvement of material flow, and ensure production goals and quality standards are met. You will build a high-performing workforce, develop leaders, and implement the company strategy while maintaining a safe and productive work environment with strong teamwork.

Candidates should have a four-year mechanical or industrial engineering degree, several years in aerospace