Position Duties:

1. Reviews daily requirements for the department to plan work and personnel assignments for the shift.

2. Supervises and directs personnel on shifts in performing operations according to sound operating principles, customer’s
requirements and the organization’s policies and procedures.

3. Supervises and directs the Coordinator of Health and Safety and Training in performing job duties.

4. Researches and evaluates work operations, production methods and equipment. Analyzes information and determines potential
hazards and violations of OSHA, MIOSHA and/or other industry standards.

5. Identifies hazards that have an impact on worker health and safety, analyzes safety programs and evaluates whether adequate
protections are provided to employees.

6. Adheres to and promotes organization safety policies and practices. Assures that work site personnel use designated personal
protective equipment and follows established standard operating procedures in the performance of their duties.

7. Prepares written reports of assessment findings, issues notices of potential hazard alerts, and provides recommendations to
eliminate or mitigate health and safety hazards and concerns.

8. Enhances the competencies of individual employees by designing and conducting training programs that boost employee
workplace performance and brings employees into compliance with safety requirements in conjunction with the Company’s
core values.

9. Assist with the development of department budget.

10. Coordinates activities of department with related activities of other departments to ensure efficiency and economy.

11. Give work directions, resolve problems, prepares schedules, and sets deadlines to ensure timely completion of work.

12. Evaluates current procedures and practices for accomplishing department objectives to develop and implement improved
procedures and practices.

13. Directs personnel in the receipt of materials and supplies against quantities ordered and quality of specifications and advises
purchasing department of deviations.
14. Work with the Plant Manager to ensure proper coverage for the department.

15. Assist with maintaining quality control for all department operations.

16. Maintain an interest in the expansion of the Investment Recovery Department to offer more employment opportunities.

17. Maintain open and efficient methods of communication with the department, the organization, and the consumer. Responds to customer service needs, when necessary.

18. Responsible for assisting Operations with Internal audits of its quality system(s) as an objective observer.

19. Prepares monthly required reports on the safety and training operations of the department to the Plant Manager.

20. Applies the organization’s employee relation policies in all dealings with employees.

21. Demonstrates the highest standards of ethical conduct as required in the organization’s employee manual.

22. Performs all duties to the standard established by the organization, its funding sources, regulatory bodies or other customers.

23. Perform other related duties as assigned.

Preferred: Bachelor’s Degree; equivalent practical and professional work experience accepted.
Five years (5) in management experience in an Industrial setting.
1. Good communication skills, both verbal and written are required.
2. Ability to work well under pressure.
3. Must be organized.
4. Knowledgeable of manufacturing operations including process flow,
inventory concepts, productivity, quality, and scheduling.
5. Ability to schedule, train, supervise, and inspect the activities and output
of employees including evaluations and recommendations.
6. Ability to gather statistics for reports.
7. Ability to lead meetings and conduct trainings.
8. Ability to negotiate with the public, customer and employees for the
organization’s benefit.
9. Ability to read and write procedures, instructions and reports.
10. Ability to analyze and compile data and records.
11. Ability to perform an expanding range of professional workplace safety assignments in a developing capacity.
12. Ability to conduct training needs assessments, design and deliver curriculum and training for all personnel.
13. Ability to compile and make formal presentations of safety data, accident/incident investigations, training recommendations and evaluations, and assessments to management and customers.

Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds. Must be able to sit and stand for long
periods of time.
Must be able to problem solve and handle multiple tasks. Intellectually
demanding and challenging.
Calculator, fax machine, cell phone, personal computer and related software such as Excel, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, etc.,

Under the direction of the Plant Manager, the Operations Manager (OM) has direct responsibility for off-site work staff, as well as health and safety occupational training. The OM assists in the management and implementation of lean manufacturing and investment recovery practices that will result in additional growth for the organization. This role is a leadership position and the individual naturally coaches and trains soft skills to labor staff and program participants.