Operations Managers are responsible for plant assets, personnel, and achievement of plant goals.
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Do you see things at the "bigger picture level"? Do you enjoy helping others to develop to their full potential? If so, a career as an Operations Manager may be a great fit for you.
A primary job of an Operations Manager is employee management and development. You'll help foster team and individual processional growth. You'll also coach employees to help meet the business and plant goals. Your job will be to further develop a well-trained and engaged group of employees. In this role, you'll also lead site communication and recognition efforts for your team.
As an Operations Manager, continuous improvement related to plant productions is also important. You'll help promote Six Sigma efforts to make global work processes work better. You will assist in developing operations-related plans, budgets, and policies and procedures.
This position typically requires a Bachelor's degree. A Six Sigma certification is also beneficial in this role.
Specific job titles and duties vary by employer so check for details.
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Salary: $22-45/hour
Having Independence
Managing People
Teaching
Improving Processes
Learning & Growing
Working with Data
Physical Activity
Writing Reports and Documentation
Caring for the Environment
Managing Things
Quiet Work Place
Avoiding Risk
Avoiding Stress
Bachelor's degree in engineering or operations management
Master's degree in operations management, business or related field
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Production & Operations Operations Manager
Production & Operations Plant Supervisor
Production & Operations Unit Supervisor
Shipment Loaders safely load and unload material into and out of railcars or tank trucks.
Process Technicians monitor and maintain manufacturing processes in the plant.
Operations Managers are responsible for plant assets, personnel, and achievement of plant goals.
First Line Supervisors ensure production workers are operating in a safe and efficient manner.
Production Managers oversee the production systems and workers at the plant.
Plant Supervisors have ultimate responsibility for all operations within the facility.
Unit Supervisors are responsible for managing day-to-day shift operations at the plant.
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Shipment LoaderShipment Loaders safely load and unload material into and out of railcars or tank trucks. |
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First Line SupervisorFirst Line Supervisors ensure production workers are operating in a safe and efficient manner. |
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Operations ManagerOperations Managers are responsible for plant assets, personnel, and achievement of plant goals. |
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Unit SupervisorUnit Supervisors are responsible for managing day-to-day shift operations at the plant. |