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Ice Cream Head of Factory
Company | Unilever |
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Location | Cape Girardeau, MO, USA |
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Salary | $221100 – $442200 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | Bachelor’s |
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Experience Level | Senior, Expert or higher |
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Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, or related field.
- Minimum of 15 years in a Supply Chain role (Manufacturing, Technology, EHS, Quality).
- Minimum 3 years working in a role leading a medium-large scale factory at the Director level.
- Experience in Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) is strongly preferred.
Responsibilities
- Create and deploy operational and financial plans to deliver targets on service, costs, productivity, quality, innovation, SHE and employee engagement.
- Work with the broader brand, sales, supply chain and technology teams to develop and implement long term strategic plans.
- Lead the Sikeston site on continuous improvement strategies to improve operational efficiency and drive innovation in product as well as ways of working, cost & service models and the supply chain structure.
- Own the factory culture agenda, developing future-fit manufacturing teammates who are operationally strong and consumer focused.
- Connect with the broader local community and serve as a Unilever ambassador in the immediate factory area.
- Own operational KPIs for the site including safety, quality, service, productivity, and cost.
- Develop and deliver to site annual budget and through programs to achieve competitive results.
- Manage site leadership team to deliver daily excellence and develop future technical leaders in Manufacturing and Engineering.
- Accelerate World Class Manufacturing methodology and culture as the way to deliver sustainable results and improve performance.
- Foster a culture of equity, diversity and inclusion where team members thrive.
- Drive a step change in manufacturing capability with a focus on flexibility and responsiveness.
- Lead across supply chain, breaking down silos to deliver end to end results and deeper connection to business and consumers.
- Drive digital transformation, including automation, to improve site efficiency and enhance manufacturing capabilities.
- Own the sustainability agenda to reduce the environmental footprint.
- Foster a culture that develops both salaried and hourly team members and creates an environment of positive employee relations.
- Review and approve facility plans and audits to address ongoing needs of operation, compliance with governing rules, regulations and leasehold requirements and ensure minimized exposure to environmental risk and hazards.
- Ensure site competitiveness through ongoing identification and implementation of value improvement projects (VIPs).
Preferred Qualifications
No preferred qualifications provided.