Production Manager Flooring & Construction

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Production ManagerManufacturing & Production

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Floor Coverings International of Cincinnati East This is a hands-on, field-based role — on job sites, in the warehouse, and on the phone with crews every morning. Not remote. Not a desk job.

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Production ManagerManufacturing & Production

Floor Coverings International of Cincinnati East

This is a hands-on, field-based role — on job sites, in the warehouse, and on the phone with crews every morning. Not remote. Not a desk job.

WHO WE ARE

We're Floor Coverings International of Cincinnati East — a team passionate about transforming spaces and serving others. Our mission is to deliver a seamless, customer-first flooring experience from inspiration to installation. Our vision is to be the most trusted flooring company known for unmatched customer care and quality craftsmanship.

We live by our values:

Customer — Put the customer first.
Integrity — Do what's right.
Teamwork — Work as a team.

We work hard, we take care of each other, and we win as a team. If you came up through the trades, take pride in a job done right, and want to run production for a company that backs you — this seat was built for you.

THE ROLE

The Production Manager / Coordinator runs our installations from the field. You're the one who makes sure every job starts right, runs on schedule, and finishes clean — on time, on budget, and to our quality standard. You'll be the link between our customers, our sales team, and our installer network, keeping everyone aligned and every job moving.

If you know what a job site looks like when it's done right — and what it takes to get there — keep reading.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Production & Job Management

Launch every job with a confirmed scope of work, schedule, and installer crew assigned.
Check in with installers each morning to confirm progress and head off problems before they grow.
Walk scope and pay with each installer on-site the day the job begins.
Track days-to-complete against the project days allocated and actively manage the schedule.
Pull ETAs from installers and keep customers and the team updated proactively.
Make sure every job closes out completely — trims, transitions, cleanup, punch-list items, and all customer concerns scheduled or resolved — and get customer sign-off on any added billable work, documented and communicated to the office, before you mark a job billable.
Own repairs and rework — every reported issue addressed and resolved within 10 business days of notice.

Materials & Logistics

Pull and prep job materials ahead of installer pickup.
Run miscellaneous materials out to job sites when crews need them.
Pick up materials from vendors when required.
Take in and manage deliveries; keep the warehouse organized.

Quality Control & Customer Experience

Get out to active job sites to verify quality, pace, and crew conduct.
Catch and address customer concerns before and after the job is complete.
Be the calm, decisive voice when something goes sideways — for customers and installers both. Solution-oriented and good under pressure.
Handle small repairs and miscellaneous work yourself when needed.

Installer Network & Development

Build and maintain a reliable bench of subs through active recruiting.
Lead installer orientations so every new sub knows our standards and expectations.
Invest in your crews — coordinate seminars, training, and ongoing coaching to sharpen their skills.
Hold installers accountable professionally and fairly, so mistakes become learning moments.
Keep relationships fair and respectful across installers, the sales team, customers, and the office.

Communication & Team Alignment

Have installers send daily photo check-ins and progress updates on active jobs.
Show up to team meetings and communicate straight — clear and honest.
Own the handoff from sales to production — carry the baton and run it.
Make decisions aligned with our mission and core values.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

Trade experience. You've worked in flooring, construction, or home improvement and you know how a job site runs and what good work looks like. Flooring experience is highly desirable — we'll train the right person on our systems.
Decisive and solution-oriented — you don't freeze when a job goes sideways, you handle it.
Strong communicator — clear, honest, and timely with customers, installers, and teammates.
Highly organized — you can run multiple active jobs at once without dropping the ball.
Fair and consistent — you hold people accountable with respect, not frustration.
Available and responsive — early mornings come with the territory; you're not caught off guard.
Reliable transportation — you'll be moving between the office, vendors, and job sites regularly. (We have a production van.)

COMPENSATION & PERKS

Competitive hourly rate based on experience — scalable hours available (part-time to full-time path).
Performance bonuses tied to key delivery metrics.
Mileage reimbursement or use of company vehicle for work-related activities.
Ongoing training and development — we invest in your growth.
A team that takes care of each other and recognizes the value you bring.