Shift Operations Manager

Stellantis

Stellantis

Operations
Posted on Mar 19, 2026

The Shift Operations Manager is primarily responsible for leading plant operations for a shift, utilizing Stellantis Industrial System principles to achieve production and cost targets. The Shift Operations Manager will drive culture and processes that promote continuous improvement in safety, quality, cost and delivery. This role will manage a shift in a large, multi-shift unionized operation, managing both hourly and salary personnel including Production, Maintenance, Quality and Engineering personnel. The ideal candidate will not only bring technical functional depth and credibility but must also possess the requisite executive leadership traits and business acumen to interface with the Senior Manufacturing leadership and executive management teams, while developing, communicating leading and motivating their shift’s operations team. In addition, the Shift Operations Manager will lead change management initiatives in the shift, with a passion for excellence and delivery in all manufacturing and business initiatives. Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Lead the shift team to achieve all business objectives including safety, quality, continuous improvement, production, profitability, customer service, and other internal metrics, consistent with SIS principles.
  • Supports all aspects of production processes including safety, quality, delivery, cost and morale and drive successful implementation of SIS processes and standards
  • Oversee all personnel for the shift including production, maintenance, quality, and tool and process engineering, both hourly and salary.
  • Review daily expenditures and follow up on anomalies
  • Lead change management initiatives in the plant, drive workforce engagement, and provide coaching and feedback to all employees.
  • Ensure compliance in all audit initiatives
  • Drive continuous improvement in safety, quality, delivery, cost savings, and employee morale in the plant.
  • Manage allocation of resources to support SIS project completion
  • Drive launch and mid-cycle action activities, cost improvements, and raising the bar on quality and product safety.
  • Monitor launch curve attainment for new programs and establish PDCA as needed
  • Coordinate project plans with maintenance and engineering organizations
  • Lead the elimination of waste in all aspects of the business.
  • Teach, cultivate, and promote teamwork and problem solving in a positive, proactive work environment.
  • Ensure safety regulation compliance and provide a safe working environment for employees.
  • Drive organizational capability by building a highly committed and capable team, coaching and mentoring incumbents and/or bringing in additional talent as needed.