Plant Manager

Company: The CTD GroupLocations: Canadian Tool & Die Ltd. 1331 Chevrier Blvd. (Winnipeg)Machine Works. 3420 Main St. (West St. Paul, MB) About Us The CTD Group, founded in 1947, has grown into one of North America’s most respected manufacturers of hubs, spindles, wheels, hitches, and welded hydraulic cylinders. We proudly serve world-class OEMs in the agricultural, construction, mining, and oil & gas industries globally. Our adherence to strict quality standards has earned us a reputation for excellence, dependability, and innovation. Over the last two years, CTD has transformed its production facilities into lean manufacturing cells, acquired state-of-the-art equipment, and revamped business processes to align with lean manufacturing philosophies. We are seeking a certified Plant Manager to join our team and help us continue delivering top-tier solutions to our customers. Position Overview A Plant Manager is a senior-level professional responsible for overseeing the daily operations of our manufacturing and production facilities. The plant manager is a pivotal role in ensuring efficiency, quality, and safety while managing resources, staff, and production targets. The plant manager role is a data-driven leader to take full operational ownership of our primary facility (Canadian Tool & Die) and our Machine Works location. The plant manager will be responsible for a total workforce of up to 200+ hourly employees through a layer of Supervisors, ensuring that both the CTD and Machine Works facilities workflows areprofitable, safe, and efficient Key Responsibilities Operational Policy: Develop and implement procedures to optimize performance and fixbottlenecks where production is “stalling.” Production Planning: Oversee scheduling and execution to ensure “Planned vs. Actual”costs align with original quotes. System Building: Lead the transition from manual/paper-based tracking to a digitalproduction system (ERP). Define how we track labor, material, and machine time Multi-Site Oversight: Manage resources and manpower between the Winnipeg hub and the West St. Paul location. Compliance & Safety: Ensure 100% compliance with ISO 9001 and safety regulations. Leadership through Layers: Manage and develop a supervisory layer to lead hourly staff, fostering a positive and productive work environment Cost Control: Implement strict cost-control measures to reduce operational expenses andprotect profit margins. Qualifications & Skills: Experience: 5+ years in senior manufacturing leadership (Steel, Machining, or Agriculturalcomponents preferred). Bachelor’s degree preferred in Engineering (Mechanical / Industrial / Manufacturing), Operations / Production Planning / Supply Chain, or Business. OR equivalent combination of education and experience, such as a technical diploma orRed Seal trade background. Analytical Mindset: Advanced ability to work with production math, spreadsheets, and ERP data. Mobility: Ability to travel between the Winnipeg and West St. Paul facilities. Problem Solving: A “systems-first” approach to fixing production delays and inefficiencies. Competitive salary based on experience and certification. Company pension Dental care Disability insurance Extended health care Life insurance On-site parking RRSP match Manufacturing environment with exposure to noise, oils, and metalworking equipment PPE (personal protective equipment) provided and required. Primarily day shift, with flexibility for overtime or alternate shifts as required. How To Apply Qualified applicants should email their resume and cover letter to faguiar@thectdgroup.com with “Plant Manager Application” in the subject line. Join the CTD Group and contribute to a company renowned for its precision, innovation, and commitment to quality. #J-18808-Ljbffr