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Hologic

Develops medical devices for early detection

Manufacturing Operations Manager

Manufacturing & Production OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLondonderry, NH, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Engineering is required.
  • At least 7 years of lead manufacturing experience is required.
  • Prior experience with high-dollar automated equipment is required.
  • Lean Manufacturing operations experience is required.
  • Experience with ISO requirements is mandatory.
  • Strong people leadership skills, including setting clear expectations, accountability management, and consequence leadership, are required.
  • Communication, interpersonal, administrative, and operating skills are required.
  • Writing, administrative, and computer skills are required.
  • Proficiency in time and project management is required.
  • Independence, good judgment, a positive attitude, and an innovative spirit are required.
  • The ability to promote and facilitate associate development in Lean tools and operations leadership is required.
  • The ability to evaluate and approve associates for continued cross-training across operations and build cross-training matrices aligned with strategic direction is required.
  • The ability to deliver results is required.
  • Technical skills and experience with highly automated equipment are required to establish credibility with peers and managers regarding automation.
  • The ability to handle conflict and hold crucial conversations is required.
  • Process improvement and change management skills are required.
  • Coaching and mentoring skills are required.

Responsibilities

  • Plan, organize, direct, coordinate, control, and supervise manufacturing operations, ensuring execution of company rules, policies, procedures, and systems in support of company goals and objectives.
  • Ensure manufactured products are produced efficiently, in the correct quantities, at the right cost, and at the required quality level.
  • Use and promote disciplined root-cause problem-solving to drive daily business operations and resolve exceptions involving manpower, materials, methods, and machinery.
  • Implement strategic key performance indicator countermeasures and ensure sustainable long-term results.
  • Lead daily Gemba walks in all Operations areas and actively lead daily pulse meetings.
  • Continue the evolution of ongoing improvement initiatives.
  • Mentor talent and drive the department's performance management process through goal setting, metric alignment, development plans, and succession development.
  • Ensure adherence to quality procedures and maintenance of quality objectives to meet finished-product standards and customer expectations.
  • Drive continuous improvement in the value stream related to external quality metrics and internal performance, including schedule attainment, backlog, cross-functional training, first-pass yield, scrap, rework, and inspection.
  • Monitor and drive continuous improvement using lean tools.
  • Understand process capacity, capability, and constraints, including how key product characteristics are measured and controlled; work with Research and Development, Manufacturing Engineering, and other disciplines on new product development, process improvement, and problem solving.
  • Understand the relationship between inventory velocity, inventory quality, and cash, and apply knowledge of Lean Supply Chain tools.
  • Plan and coordinate capacity, manufacturing activities, and personnel to meet actual and forecasted product delivery schedules and productivity targets.
  • Assess situations objectively and provide direct, actionable feedback respectfully; make difficult decisions based on a comprehensive assessment of inputs and expectations, and address problems promptly and directly without intimidation.
  • Create a culture of continuous improvement through positive change while identifying and managing Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost, and Morale risks arising from change.
  • Actively manage the change process and participate in change activities, including kaizen events.
  • Identify and drive resolution of parts shortages and excess stock.
  • Work with the Supply Chain group to identify parts for cost-reduction opportunities.
  • Manage a large department or several small departments through supervisors and leads.
  • Ensure compliance with applicable FDA regulations, ISO requirements, company policies, and quality-system procedures.

Desired Qualifications

  • An MS or MBA is preferred.
  • Experience with FDA requirements is preferred.

About the Company

Hologic

Develops medical devices for early detection

Hologic develops medical devices and diagnostic products for breast health, skeletal health, diagnostics, GYN surgery, and medical aesthetics. Its tests and imaging devices help hospitals and labs screen, diagnose, and guide treatment, while surgical and aesthetic tools support procedures. Revenue comes from product sales and related services. The company aims to improve health by enabling early detection and effective treatment worldwide.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Santa Clara, CA
Founded
1985

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