Lead Ambulance Production Manager -- Working Supervisor

Company: Frontier Ambulance Solutions LLC

Location: Manchester, Georgia

Employment Type: Full-Time

Reports To: President/CEOPosition Overview Frontier Ambulance Solutions is seeking an experienced, hands-on Lead Ambulance Production Managerto oversee daily manufacturing operations while actively working alongside the production team. This is not a desk-only management position. The ideal candidate will be a skilled builder, problem-solver, trainer, and team leader with experience manufacturing ambulances, emergency vehicles, specialty vehicles, commercial vans, buses, RVs, or similar custom-built equipment. The Production Manager will be responsible for organizing workflow, maintaining quality, solving production challenges, and developing new employees into capable ambulance-production technicians.

Key Responsibilities: Lead daily production of Type II ambulances and Type I and Type III remounts. Work directly on the production floor alongside technicians. Plan and assign work based on production schedules and delivery deadlines. Train employees in ambulance construction, fabrication, electrical installation, cabinetry, vehicle upfitting, and quality-control procedures. Create a structured training program for entry-level and developing technicians. Evaluate employee skills and identify additional training needs. Read and interpret drawings, wiring diagrams, specifications, work orders, and production documents. Oversee vehicle disassembly, body preparation, remounting, system installation, finishing, and final inspection. Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, fabrication, fitment, and installation problems. Ensure that tools, materials, components, and equipment are available before work begins. Maintain production records, inspection checklists, and employee training documentation. Enforce workplace safety, housekeeping, tool-control, and quality standards. Conduct in-process and final quality inspections. Reduce rework, material waste, and production delays. Coordinate with company leadership, purchasing, engineering, vendors, and customers when necessary. Help develop production procedures, work instructions, jigs, templates, and repeatable manufacturing processes. Support compliance with applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and ambulance-industry requirements, including KKK-A-1822F, CAAS GVS, and customer specifications.

Preferred Experience: The ideal candidate will have experience in one or more of the following areas: Ambulance manufacturing or remounting Emergency-vehicle or specialty-vehicle manufacturing Commercial van or truck upfitting RV, bus, trailer, marine, or custom-vehicle manufacturing Automotive electrical systems and 12-volt wiring Cabinetry, aluminum fabrication, welding, or metalworking HVAC, oxygen, lighting, seating, flooring, and interior equipment installation Production supervision or shop-floor leadership Employee training and skilled-trades development

Required Qualifications: At least five years of relevant vehicle-manufacturing, fabrication, upfitting, or related experience Previous experience leading technicians or production employees Strong hands-on mechanical, electrical, or fabrication ability Demonstrated ability to train and develop employees with different experience levels Ability to diagnose problems and implement practical solutions Ability to organize multiple projects and maintain production deadlines Strong attention to workmanship, safety, and quality Ability to communicate clearly with employees, management, vendors, and customers Ability to use common shop tools, measuring equipment, and production machinery safely Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and work in a physically active manufacturing environment

Preferred Qualifications: Direct experience building or remounting ambulances Knowledge of KKK-A-1822F, CAAS GVS, NFPA 1917, or related vehicle standards Experience with automotive multiplex electrical systems Welding, electrical, HVAC, ASE, or other relevant technical certifications Experience creating standard operating procedures and quality-control systems Experience developing apprentices or entry-level manufacturing employees Leadership Expectations The successful candidate will: Lead by example and remain actively involved in production. Hold the team accountable while treating employees professionally. Teach employees how to perform tasks correctly and safely. Build a culture of quality, ownership, teamwork, and continuous improvement. Communicate production problems early and recommend solutions. Take pride in delivering reliable ambulances that help emergency medical professionals serve their communities. What Frontier Ambulance Solutions Offers A key leadership role in a growing ambulance-manufacturing company The opportunity to build and develop a skilled production team Direct involvement in improving manufacturing processes and product quality Competitive compensation based on experience Opportunities for professional growth as the company expands

How to Apply: Please submit your résumé and a brief description of your experience in ambulance manufacturing, specialty-vehicle production, commercial vehicle upfitting, fabrication, electrical systems, or related work. Applicants should also describe their experience supervising employees and training new technicians. Frontier Ambulance Solutions LLC Manchester, Georgia “We keep you running.” Frontier Ambulance Solutions LLC is an equal-opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, experience, performance, and the company’s operational needs \nCompany

Description: About Frontier Ambulance Solutions Frontier Ambulance Solutions specializes in manufacturing Type II ambulances and remounting Type I and Type III ambulances. Our vehicles meet CAAS and Triple-K standards and serve EMS providers across the United States and internationally.

Company Description: About Frontier Ambulance Solutions\r\n\r\nFrontier Ambulance Solutions specializes in manufacturing Type II ambulances and remounting Type I and Type III ambulances. Our vehicles meet CAAS and Triple-K standards and serve EMS providers across the United States and internationally.