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Staticus is looking for a Production Project Manager to join the Production Realization Department in Vilnius. Reporting to the Head of Production Realization, you will lead the production stage of complex, custom-made façade projects - from production preparation to dispatch - and make sure every product leaves the factory on time, within budget and to the required quality.
Every façade we build starts as a design and ends as thousands of unique units leaving our factory in Vilnius for landmark buildings across Europe. The Production Project Manager is the person who makes that happen: you own the production of a project - the plan, the budget and the result.

Reikalavimai

Owning the production of your project - from the preparation hand-over to dispatch readiness, as the main coordinator and decision-maker within the production scope.
Planning that holds - building the project production schedule with the Project Manager and Construction Manager, shaping lots and sequences that balance site needs with production efficiency, and keeping a rolling look-ahead plan.
Starting with a full kit - making sure production orders start with complete materials and documentation, together with supply and production preparation.
Budget and cost control - forecasting production cost, spotting overruns early and initiating optimization, including make-or-buy and subcontracting decisions.
Risks, deviations and claims - identifying schedule, resource, technical and quality risks early, closing deviations on time, and documenting non-conformities so they support client and supplier variations.
Technology and packaging – close collaboration with production technologists and designers during all project phases, balancing quality, cost and schedule.
The voice of production - representing production in project and coordination meetings and keeping design, supply, production and the site team informed of every change.
Data and improvement - working with live production KPIs and dashboards, using data to decide, and sharing lessons learned with the next projects.
What you will decide
Day-to-day production decisions within the approved plan and budget.
Production spending within the approved budget.
Changes to the production sequence and schedule, aligned with the project’s stakeholders.
Production technology changes and subcontracting, aligned with the project’s stakeholders.
Two results that are yours on every project
On time - every product is ready to ship to site in line with the site delivery schedule.
On budget - you own the project’s production budget - processing, technology, assembly and packing - and keep it on budget or better.

Įmonė siūlo

A university degree in engineering, manufacturing, construction or project management.
At least
project management, ideally in manufacturing or construction projects with complex, custom-made products.
Understanding of how production processes work and how to organize them efficiently, and knowledge of production technologies and materials.
Ability to read technical drawings, understand technical solutions and production specifications, and confident use of MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook).
An analytical mindset: you work with production planning systems, turn production data and KPIs into decisions and clear reports.
Good working English (at least B1-B2 level) for project communication and documentation.
Ownership, organization and a proactive approach; the ability to handle several priorities and to balance the interests of different departments.
Project management training or certification is an advantage.