Production Manager

As a Jewelry Production Manager, you will oversee the entire jewelry manufacturing process to ensure efficiency, quality, and timely delivery. Your role will involve coordinating teams, managing schedules, and maintaining inventory while upholding safety and industry standards. You will serve as the linchpin that connects design, production, and quality control seamlessly. Your key responsibilities will include production planning and scheduling, where you will create and manage schedules to meet deadlines and optimize workflow. Team coordination is essential as you work with various teams such as design, CAD, casting, setting, polishing, and quality control to ensure smooth operations. Quality control will be a crucial aspect of your role, as you will implement and maintain quality standards throughout the production process. Inventory management is another vital responsibility, where you will monitor and manage raw materials and finished goods inventory. Cost control will also be a focus, as you identify opportunities to reduce costs and enhance efficiency without compromising quality. Troubleshooting production issues promptly to minimize downtime and delays will be part of your daily tasks. Safety and compliance are paramount, and you will be responsible for ensuring a safe working environment and adherence to industry regulations. Performance monitoring will involve tracking production metrics and analyzing data to pinpoint areas for improvement. Additionally, team development is key, as you provide training and support to production staff to foster their growth and skills. The required skills and experience for this role include proven experience in jewelry manufacturing, encompassing hands-on experience in processes such as casting, setting, polishing, and quality control. Strong leadership and management skills are essential, as you will lead and motivate teams, delegate tasks, and manage performance effectively. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills will enable you to engage with various teams and stakeholders successfully. Your problem-solving skills will be put to the test as you identify and resolve production issues swiftly and efficiently. Knowledge of industry standards and regulations, particularly those related to safety and quality in jewelry production, is crucial. Experience with CAD/CAM software may be necessary, depending on the specific company and production methods. This is a full-time position that requires in-person work at the designated location.,