Mechanical Production Assembly Project Manager
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am looking for an experienced mechanical project manager who can step straight into the production-and-assembly stage of a manufacturing program that is already designed and waiting to hit the shop floor. The work is ready to move; I need someone who can take charge immediately, establish a clear production schedule, coordinate suppliers, track parts, and keep the line running smoothly without delays.
Because timing is critical, the first priority is a rapid assessment of the current bill of materials, tooling readiness, and vendor commitments, followed by an actionable timeline (Gantt or similar) that everyone on the floor can follow. From there, I expect hands-on monitoring of daily output, quick resolution of bottlenecks, and transparent reporting so leadership always knows where the build stands.
Key deliverables
• A detailed, resource-loaded production plan released within the first 48 hours
• Daily or shift-based progress reports and risk logs
• A close-out summary on completion, capturing metrics, lessons learned, and recommendations
If you have a strong background in manufacturing project management, can work comfortably with common shop-floor tools (e.g., MS Project, SAP, or equivalent MRP/ERP systems), and are ready to start right away, I’d like to hear how you would hit the ground running and drive this build to completion.
Because timing is critical, the first priority is a rapid assessment of the current bill of materials, tooling readiness, and vendor commitments, followed by an actionable timeline (Gantt or similar) that everyone on the floor can follow. From there, I expect hands-on monitoring of daily output, quick resolution of bottlenecks, and transparent reporting so leadership always knows where the build stands.
Key deliverables
• A detailed, resource-loaded production plan released within the first 48 hours
• Daily or shift-based progress reports and risk logs
• A close-out summary on completion, capturing metrics, lessons learned, and recommendations
If you have a strong background in manufacturing project management, can work comfortably with common shop-floor tools (e.g., MS Project, SAP, or equivalent MRP/ERP systems), and are ready to start right away, I’d like to hear how you would hit the ground running and drive this build to completion.