Manufacturing technology manager vs vice president of manufacturing

Differences between manufacturing technology manager and vice president of manufacturing duties and responsibilities

Manufacturing technology manager example responsibilities.

• Implement lead manufacturing principles to achieve continuous improvement processes; hire qualified machinists; ensure division-wide OSHA compliance.
• Enter the data into ERP system.
• Handle relations with regulatory agencies FDA, DEA, etc.
• Perform large-scale post-production buffering and dilution of commercial protein drugs in a sterile, GMP environment.
• Represent manufacturing department during regulatory agency inspections and partner audits (FDA, EMEA, Japanese company Chugai).
• Define best-in-class supply chain model, including organizational design, process definitions, core competencies, and ERP architecture.
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Vice president of manufacturing example responsibilities.

• Lead sigma program driving quality, productivity and delivery improvements.
• Train employees in the ISO system and create the required procedures to maintain the ISO standard certification.
• Initiate and co-le the implementation of the first fully integrate operating system (including MRP) in company history.
• Make sure they meet the company's objectives, ISO, QA and RoHS standards for acceptance in international markets.
• Oversee all operations, including production, accessories fulfillment, logistics, supply chain, engineering and facilities at both locations.
• Help vice president of sales with forecasting and running MRP (material requirements planning) with production planner and purchasing manager.
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