Industrial Production Managers oversee the manufacturing process and strive to reach or exceed production goals. They analyze production methodology and implement changes to enhance productivity.  Industrial production managers hire, train and supervise production workers. They set benchmarks for worker productivity and evaluate their performance. Industrial production managers interface with union representatives to resolve workplace complaints and problems.

Industrial production managers establish quality standards and inspect output to ensure that products measure up to standards.  They write reports detailing production data and problems. Industrial production managers inspect machinery and evaluate options for updated or improved machinery.  They work closely with procurement managers to secure appropriate materials for production.

Industrial Production Managers Salaries

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, industrial production managers earned an average of $89,190 in 2012. The top 10% of industrial production managers earned at least $150,020 while the bottom 10% earned less than $54,250.

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