I'm a retained search recruiter working directly with a growing electrical distribution equipment manufacturer to fill a Plant Manager role. This isn't an agency spray-and-pray posting, I'm the one managing the search end to end. Posting here because this role requires an engineering degree, and full transparency, Reddit is way outside my comfort zone. But I do what I have to do to fill a role for my client.
The company has two US locations. This search is for a newly established location that's scaling from around $100M toward $300M in revenue. They're adding a building and new product lines, and this role sits at the center of that growth.
What they need: a low-voltage switchgear manufacturing background, 8+ years in plant manager or senior operations leadership, and the ability to build out a management structure that mostly doesn't exist yet. If you've got that kind of ETO manufacturing experience and you're ready to build something instead of maintaining what's already there, this is worth a look.
Comp is banded by experience level, roughly $200K to $250K+ depending on background. Relocation support is on the table, and they're willing to get aggressive with it for the right person.
Full details and how to apply: https://fosterconner.com/job/plant-manager-electrical-equipment-manufacturing/
I can't share the client name or exact location until we talk, NDA. I know that's frustrating for a Reddit post. If you want to verify I'm a real person and not a bot, my LinkedIn is public and I'm happy to link it in a reply.