Production Area Manager
Worthington Enterprises
Production Area Manager
Worthington Enterprises
Designer and manufacturer of building products
The Worthington Enterprises Chilton, Wisconsin facility manufactures hand torches and small fuel tanks under the BernzOmatic®, Coleman® and Worthington™ brand names.
We are hiring for a Production Area Manager. This person is will be responsible for all aspects of production in the designated work area, including quality and customer service, safety, staffing, planning, leadership and continuous improvement. The ideal candidate will empower and direct hourly workforce to accomplish goals and initiatives in a team-based environment. They will take a critical role in executing team objectives, driving transformation and working in collaboration with quality, scheduling, engineering and maintenance. Review orders and schedules to determine workforce requirements and capacity constraints.
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Designer and manufacturer of building products
Worthington Enterprises designs and manufactures products in two main areas: Building Products (like cooking, heating, cooling, water solutions, ceilings, metal framing and accessories) and Consumer Products (tools, outdoor living, and celebrations), plus a joint venture that develops on-board fueling systems and gas containment for the hydrogen ecosystem. Its products are physical goods for homes and commercial spaces, including brands such as Balloon Time, Bernzomatic, and Coleman propane cylinders, distributed across North America and Europe. The company stands out by offering both building and consumer brands under one umbrella, leveraging established manufacturing and distribution networks, and pursuing growth in hydrogen technology through its joint venture. Its goal is to earn money for shareholders while empowering employees to innovate and grow, expand leading brands in attractive markets, and contribute to communities and sustainability.
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