ASPHALT OPERATIONS MANAGER

Operations Management:

·        Oversee the daily production of asphalt ensuring quality and quantity meet organizational and customer requirements.

·        Optimize plant performance through continuous process improvements.

·        Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, particularly environmental and safety standards.

·        Implement and maintain efficient workflows and processes to optimize production and minimize costs.

·        Manage use of material inventories to ensure proper supply of all necessary materials.

Maintenance and Equipment:

·        Implement and oversee a preventive maintenance program to maximize plant uptime and longevity.

·        Coordinate with maintenance staff to address repairs, maintenance, and equipment replacements.

·        Evaluate and make recommendations for equipment purchases or upgrades to ownership.

Personnel Management:

·        Lead, manage, and develop plant personnel, fostering a culture of teamwork, accountability, and continuous improvement.

·        Conduct performance reviews with HR team, provide feedback, and identify training and development opportunities.

·        Manage staffing needs in conjunction with our hiring team, including hiring, onboarding, and scheduling.

Sales and Customer Relations:

•        Work closely with the sales team to understand customer needs, anticipate future demand, and ensure product quality and consistency.

•        Foster strong relationships with customers and stakeholders.

•        Address and resolve customer complaints or issues in a timely and effective manner.

Safety and Compliance:

•        Establish and enforce safety protocols, ensuring that all operations comply with industry safety standards.

•        Conduct regular safety training for all plant personnel.

•        Stay updated with the latest industry regulations and ensure plants' adherence.

Working Conditions:

•        This position may require extended hours, including evenings and weekends, particularly during peak production seasons.

•        Frequent visits to the plants will be required, with exposure to outdoor weather conditions, loud noises, and potential hazards of a production environment.

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