Production Manager – Fashion FactoryWhat the Role Is
You manage the making of clothes in a factory. You make sure work runs smoothly, on time, within budget, and at a high quality.
What You Will Do
- Plan and Organize
- Create production schedules so everyone knows what to do and when.
- Make sure workers, materials, and equipment are ready and available.
- Maintain Quality
- Check clothes at each stage—cutting, sewing, finishing—and fix problems fast.
- Manage Costs
- Keep track of spending and work within a budget.
- Talk with suppliers to get good prices and materials delivered on time.
- Lead the Team
- Guide, train, and support workers to help them do their best.
- Work with Other Teams
- Coordinate with design, sales, shipping, and other teams to deliver on time.
- Solve Problems
- Find and fix production delays or quality issues quickly.
- Follow Safety Rules
- Keep the workplace safe and follow any labor laws or guidelines.
- Keep Records
- Track what has been made, how much, and when.
- Report the production status to your managers.
What You Need
- Real experience in making clothes—like cutting, sewing, and finishing (general factory know-how).
- Experience managing a small team or solving daily work issues.
- Skills to manage time, budgets, and supplier talks effectively.
- Clear communication and good leadership.
- Care for safety and rules in the factory.
(Bonus): Experience using factory tools or software, or with planning systems.
Why This Role Matters
You’re the link between design and the final product. You make sure creative ideas become real clothes, made well, on time, and under control. In fashion, that is the job that keeps everything running.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent, Contract