Production Manager Jobs in Arizona
Production Manager jobs in Arizona are in strong demand, with active hiring in semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace and defense, food and beverage processing, and construction materials production from entry-level supervisory roles through senior plant and operations management. Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa account for the largest share of openings, where established employers such as Intel, Raytheon Technologies, and Frito-Lay maintain significant manufacturing and production operations. The most sought-after specialties include lean manufacturing, quality systems management, and supply chain integration. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Company Statement
Abbott Label is a family-owned pressure sensitive label manufacturing company with plants in Texas, California, Georgia, Illinois, and Tennessee. We have an immediate opening in our fast-paced Arizona office for a high-energy person that wants to join a winning, financially stable team.
We are a growing company with great benefits, including health, vision and dental insurance, short- and long-term disability insurance, life insurance, a generous vacation package and a 401K plan with a generous employer match.
We are a relationship driven culture, most of our customer base has been with us a long time. The workload is challenging, but rewarding, there is a sense of mission, and the need to be creative is satisfied daily. We are artists and engineers and customer advocates, but most of all we are a family.
Position Summary:
The Production Manager is responsible for managing the manufacturing operations in a way which will drive performance and ensure manufacturing operations are running efficiently and effectively. This position is accountable for the overall performance of production operations and for ensuring customer demands are met while producing products at the lowest cost and maintaining high quality standards. Knowledge of safety and quality policies and practices and an overall knowledge of federal and state laws which affect human resources, safety, quality, and the manufacturing process.
Scope of Responsibilities:
Organize and prioritize manufacturing and production activities (workflow, materials, machines, and manpower) in a manner that prevents delays and meet customer demands with a focus on turn times, quality, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with the Production and/or CSR Manager to develop daily production plan by reviewing customer demands, estimating manpower requirements, and factoring current inventory levels. Reviews workload to identify gaps in inefficiencies and/or processes and to maximize throughput.
Duties:
To ensure the plant runs efficiently & profitably while servicing our customer’s needs. Duties include but are not limited to the following:
1. Ensures all machinery, equipment, and facilities are properly maintained.
2. Holds production and team meetings.
3. Responsible for the daily Production schedule. Includes adding new jobs, removing shipped orders, and scheduling run order by press.
4. Participates in determining the root cause of internal and external complaints. Determines and carries out the appropriate corrective action.
5. Perform other responsibilities and tasks as assigned, to include:
- Management of all Manufacturing processes, Quality Inspection Processes, Prepress Processes, Job Preparation Processes, and Management of all tooling
6. Oversee the daily functions of all production personnel ensuring all resources are being allocated effective and efficiently.
7. Ensures the proper flow of information to all production staff so all individuals are informed.
8. Ensures employees are always adhering to proper company and safety standards.
9. Implement and monitor Lean Manufacturing initiatives.
10. Manages, plans, and monitors the inventory movements throughout the production cycle.
11. Act as a coach, mentor, and leader to the members of the assigned team to achieve team, department, and company goals and objectives.
12. Ensures quality and customer specifications of products are being met
13. Track, review and approve payroll for all production personnel. Manage overtime. Review and approve vacation requests.
14. Assess training needs and ensure employees receive the proper orientation and training. Oversee the training of all production personnel and other affected personnel as it relates to production policies and procedures.
15. Reviews and Disciplinary Actions for all production personnel.
16. Ensures all employees work according to the company’s standards. Implements, and ensures compliance with all company-controlled documents as it relates to production (SOPs, Guidelines, Process Descriptions, Forms and Checklists).
17. Assures adequate tools, fixtures, programs, procedures, and processes are being created and implemented throughout the organization involving production.
18. Initiates purchase order for supplies and resources needed for production.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
- 3-5 years’ experience in a Production Management Position
- 4-7 years’ experience in Flexographic Printing Industry
Company Statement
Abbott Label is a family-owned pressure sensitive label manufacturing company with plants in Texas, California, Georgia, Illinois, and Tennessee. We have an immediate opening in our fast-paced Arizona office for a high-energy person that wants to join a winning, financially stable team.
We are a growing company with great benefits, including health, vision and dental insurance, short- and long-term disability insurance, life insurance, a generous vacation package and a 401K plan with a generous employer match.
We are a relationship driven culture, most of our customer base has been with us a long time. The workload is challenging, but rewarding, there is a sense of mission, and the need to be creative is satisfied daily. We are artists and engineers and customer advocates, but most of all we are a family.
Position Summary:
The Production Manager is responsible for managing the manufacturing operations in a way which will drive performance and ensure manufacturing operations are running efficiently and effectively. This position is accountable for the overall performance of production operations and for ensuring customer demands are met while producing products at the lowest cost and maintaining high quality standards. Knowledge of safety and quality policies and practices and an overall knowledge of federal and state laws which affect human resources, safety, quality, and the manufacturing process.
Scope of Responsibilities:
Organize and prioritize manufacturing and production activities (workflow, materials, machines, and manpower) in a manner that prevents delays and meet customer demands with a focus on turn times, quality, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with the Production and/or CSR Manager to develop daily production plan by reviewing customer demands, estimating manpower requirements, and factoring current inventory levels. Reviews workload to identify gaps in inefficiencies and/or processes and to maximize throughput.
Duties:
To ensure the plant runs efficiently & profitably while servicing our customer’s needs. Duties include but are not limited to the following:
1. Ensures all machinery, equipment, and facilities are properly maintained.
2. Holds production and team meetings.
3. Responsible for the daily Production schedule. Includes adding new jobs, removing shipped orders, and scheduling run order by press.
4. Participates in determining the root cause of internal and external complaints. Determines and carries out the appropriate corrective action.
5. Perform other responsibilities and tasks as assigned, to include:
- Management of all Manufacturing processes, Quality Inspection Processes, Prepress Processes, Job Preparation Processes, and Management of all tooling
6. Oversee the daily functions of all production personnel ensuring all resources are being allocated effective and efficiently.
7. Ensures the proper flow of information to all production staff so all individuals are informed.
8. Ensures employees are always adhering to proper company and safety standards.
9. Implement and monitor Lean Manufacturing initiatives.
10. Manages, plans, and monitors the inventory movements throughout the production cycle.
11. Act as a coach, mentor, and leader to the members of the assigned team to achieve team, department, and company goals and objectives.
12. Ensures quality and customer specifications of products are being met
13. Track, review and approve payroll for all production personnel. Manage overtime. Review and approve vacation requests.
14. Assess training needs and ensure employees receive the proper orientation and training. Oversee the training of all production personnel and other affected personnel as it relates to production policies and procedures.
15. Reviews and Disciplinary Actions for all production personnel.
16. Ensures all employees work according to the company’s standards. Implements, and ensures compliance with all company-controlled documents as it relates to production (SOPs, Guidelines, Process Descriptions, Forms and Checklists).
17. Assures adequate tools, fixtures, programs, procedures, and processes are being created and implemented throughout the organization involving production.
18. Initiates purchase order for supplies and resources needed for production.
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
- 3-5 years’ experience in a Production Management Position
- 4-7 years’ experience in Flexographic Printing Industry
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What Arizona Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in production manager jobs across Arizona.
- Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, operations management, or a related field
- Three or more years of supervisory experience in a manufacturing or production environment
- Demonstrated knowledge of lean manufacturing principles and continuous improvement methodologies
- Proficiency with ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, or Microsoft Dynamics
- Ability to meet OSHA compliance standards and lead workplace safety programs
- Strong cross-functional communication skills to coordinate with engineering, quality, and logistics teams
Production Manager Jobs in Arizona: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a production manager in Arizona?
The most direct path is a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, operations management, manufacturing engineering, or a related field, followed by hands-on supervisory experience in a production environment. Arizona does not require a state-issued license for production managers, but certifications such as the Certified Production and Inventory Management credential from APICS are widely recognized by Arizona employers. Candidates who build experience in Arizona's dominant industries, including semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace, and food processing, gain a meaningful competitive edge.
Which companies hire production managers in Arizona?
Employers hiring production managers in Arizona right now include Sunvek, HelloFresh, and CARVANA, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Arizona's concentration of semiconductor fabs, aerospace manufacturers, and food and beverage producers means hiring tends to be consistent across the Phoenix metro and Tucson corridors year-round.
Which Arizona cities have the most production manager jobs?
The cities with the most production manager openings in Arizona are Phoenix, Chandler, and Mesa. Phoenix dominates because of its dense cluster of semiconductor, aerospace, and consumer goods facilities, while Tucson draws consistent demand from defense contractors and optics manufacturers, and Mesa and Chandler benefit from Intel's large-scale chip fabrication operations that require extensive production management staff.
Are there remote production manager jobs in Arizona?
Yes, but they're rare. Production managers typically oversee floor operations, staffing, and equipment on-site, making full remote work uncommon. About 0% of production manager openings tied to Arizona are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, and those tend to involve administrative, planning, or multi-site coordination duties rather than hands-on floor supervision.
How can I get hired as a production manager in Arizona with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is starting as a production supervisor, shift lead, or manufacturing associate at one of Arizona's large employers such as Intel, Raytheon Technologies, or a food processing facility in the Phoenix metro. These employers regularly promote internally and several run structured associate and operations leadership programs for candidates who demonstrate initiative. Earning a lean manufacturing certification or a Six Sigma Green Belt while in an entry role signals readiness for promotion and is specifically valued by Arizona's aerospace and semiconductor employers.
Where can I find and apply to production manager jobs in Arizona?
You can find and apply to production manager jobs in Arizona on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state. Search the available roles by city or industry to narrow down the positions that fit your background, then apply directly to the ones that match.
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