The Production Manager oversees all manufacturing operations in an electronics factory, ensuring production targets are met through process management, team supervision, and continuous improvement initiatives across SMT, PCBA, and Final Assembly processes.
Key Responsibilities
Plan, coordinate, and oversee daily production activities across SMT, PCBA, and Final Assembly lines
Manage production schedules, manpower allocation, and material availability to ensure on-time delivery and quality
Supervise production teams to ensure adherence to work instructions, ESD controls, and quality standards
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize process flow and minimize downtime
Lead continuous improvement projects to enhance yield, reduce rework, and eliminate waste
Manage manpower planning, coaching, and performance evaluation for production staff
Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and 5S standards in production processes
Support New Product Introduction activities including line setup, sample build, and process validation
Prepare and analyze production performance reports, KPIs, and variance analyses for management
Requirements
Minimum 5 to 7 years of production management experience in an electronics manufacturing environment.
Strong understanding of SMT, PCBA, and Final Assembly processes and related equipment such as screen printers, pick-and-place machines, reflow ovens, AOI, ICT, functional testers, auto screw pressing machines, and laser machines.
Proven ability to analyze and control labor usage variance and material usage variance to optimize cost performance.
Hands-on experience with Oracle, ERP, or SAP systems for production planning, material tracking, and reporting.
In-depth knowledge of process optimization, yield improvement, and defect reduction methodologies.
Familiarity with IPC-A-610, ISO 9001, and ESD control standards.
Strong leadership, problem-solving, and communication skills.
Proficiency in English.
Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
Certification in Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, or IPC standards is preferred.
Work performed primarily on-site in an electronics manufacturing facility, including exposure to production floor environments such as SMT lines, soldering operations, and ESD-controlled areas.
May require overtime to meet production targets and delivery schedules.
Benefits & Perks
48h week, 8h day work schedule
Work performed primarily on-site in an electronics manufacturing facility
Overtime may be required to meet production targets and delivery schedules
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