Manufacturing org chart template

Plant manager with production, quality, maintenance and supply chain.

16 cards · 4 layers · 1 open role
Greg ThompsonPlant ManagerManagementIrene NovakProduction ManagerProductionCarl JensenShift Supervisor, DaysProductionOperators (12)Line Operators, DaysProductionRita AlvarezShift Supervisor, NightsProductionOperators (10)Line Operators, NightsProductionHassan FaroukQuality ManagerQualityJulie MartinQuality EngineerQualityQuality Inspectors (3)InspectorsQualityStefan KrausMaintenance ManagerMaintenanceTechnicians (4)Maintenance TechniciansMaintenanceDiane FosterSupply Chain ManagerSupply ChainAndy KwanPurchasing LeadSupply ChainBeth CollinsWarehouse LeadSupply ChainPaula ReyesHealth & Safety ManagerSafetyProcess EngineerOpen role · Engineering

How a manufacturing is usually structured

A manufacturing plant is usually run by a plant manager with separate lines for production, quality, maintenance, supply chain and health & safety. Production is split by shift, with supervisors over line operators.

Quality reports independently

Standards such as ISO 9001 expect quality to have the authority to stop production, so the quality manager normally reports to the plant manager rather than to production.

Safety at the top

Placing the health & safety lead close to the plant manager signals that safety is not traded off against output.

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Quality reports independently?

Standards such as ISO 9001 expect quality to have the authority to stop production, so the quality manager normally reports to the plant manager rather than to production.