Factory manager pay in Manchester March 2024
How much do factory managers in Manchester get paid?
Factory managers in Manchester earn
£12.08-21.80 per hour
Based on 18 employee reviews
How are people paid?
Based on 18 employees
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What do factory managers do?
Factory managers have the job of overseeing the production and manufacturing processes in a factory.
Other names for factory managers are:
- Production managers
- Manufacturing managers
- Operations managers
- Plant managers
You’ll be working in a factory and in an on-site office.
What sort of work you do depends on what type of factory you work in. But you can expect it to involve the following:
- Planning the production schedule
- Overseeing the maintenance of manufacturing equipment and machines
- Making sure everything is manufactured on-time
- Motivating factory workers
- Doing performance reviews with factory workers
- Managing budgets and costs
- Overseeing quality control
- Being a point of contact for clients and different teams in the factory
- Analysing data and writing reports
You may have to work late evenings, on the weekends and on bank holidays, especially if deadlines are looming.
If you want to apply for a factory manager job, you might need the following:
- A university degree or relevant apprenticeship
- Previous factory experience
- Basic computer skills
- The right to work in the UK
You can also get promoted from a junior factory job and get on-the-job training.