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Quarry Manager - Surface Aggregate Mining

Resource Erectors

Saint Louis, MO · Posted September 24, 2026

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SUMMARY:

The Quarry Manager oversees production and shipping for a 2M TPY Construction Aggregate site in the Midwest US. Key priorities include safety, product quality, pit development, production planning, budgeting, forecasting, and site maintenance.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Direct aggregate operations, including quarry development, drilling/blasting, plant processing, and mobile equipment maintenance.

Set operating targets, monitor site performance, and communicate strategic goals.

Manage, coach, train, and evaluate site personnel to build high-performing teams.

Enforce safety protocols, conduct toolbox talks/start-up meetings, and ensure full compliance with MSHA, DEP, and state/federal regulations.

Manage facility budgets, lower operating costs, and drive efficiency improvements.

Maintain strong customer, supplier, and community relationships.

Maintain clean, orderly, and safe site conditions across offices, crushers, yards, and storage facilities.

REQUIREMENTS

5+ years of operations management experience in aggregate processing/mining with a record of advancement.

BS degree in Mining or Civil Engineering preferred; union environment experience preferred.

Strong knowledge of aggregate processing equipment, environmental regulations, and MSHA standards.

Experience with marine/barge loading operations desired.

Willingness to travel, work nights, and cover weekends when required.

PPE Required: Hard hat, eye/hearing protection, gloves, high-visibility clothing, safety shoes, and respirator.