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Summary:

The Operations Manager oversees all functions of this hybrid facility, combining manufacturing and retail store operations. This position manages staff, equipment, inside sales, safety, regulatory compliance, rental fleet, inventory, and production of pavement maintenance materials.

Offers a competitive salary with a comprehensive benefits package including Profit Sharing, 401(k) matching, Health, Dental, Vision, paid leave, and more!

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and mentor a small team (5-7) of full-time and seasonal staff, supporting training and career growth.

Oversee daily manufacturing and store operations to ensure safety, efficiency, and accurate coverage.

Manage all production phases from lab testing and batching to kitting and shipping.

Control raw materials, inventory ordering, batch production, and accurate recordkeeping.

Oversee store merchandising, service center operations, and maintenance of facility equipment and rental fleets.

Drive inside retail sales and collaborate with Territory Managers on sales goals and business growth strategies.

Manage seasonal planning, sales projections, budgeting, and regulatory/safety compliance.

Qualifications & Skillset:

3+ years of supervisory experience in manufacturing or production; pavement maintenance or construction industry background preferred.

High school diploma or GED required; technical or college education preferred.

Proficiency in inventory management, ERP systems (SAP a plus), and MS Office.

Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite applications, and ERP systems (SAP experience a plus).

Strong understanding of HSE regulations, warehousing, and forklift certification (or willingness to obtain).

Strong communication and team management skills with a focus on performance accountability.

Lean, Six Sigma, or Continuous Improvement experience is strongly preferred.

Ability to work occasional overtime/Saturdays and local travel as needed.