Candidate Spotlight – Food Manufacturing Warehouse Operations Manager

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Are you looking for a Bilingual Food Manufacturing Warehouse Operations Manager for your food manufacturing operation?  Someone that knows Lean, ERP, ISO, AES, SQF, safety knowledge and experience and more?  How about someone that knows Electro-mechanical assembly, food grade packaging, aligned with current standards and regulations?  We have your candidate who has experience supervising medium to large teams and up to 15 direct reports and food manufacturing operations with up to 200 workers.  Please read on as our Candidate Spotlight may be just the someone you need on your team NOW!


Experienced Operations Manager

Experience: 20+ years.

Industries: Food manufacturing.

Skills: Bilingual, Spanish/English. Production, food products assembly. Organization and operation process reorganization to reduce labor cost and increase production. Creating and tracking meaningful metrics. Employee performance evaluation, mentoring and coaching for improved operations. Visualize, design and maintain operational facility layout for maximum efficiency.  Technical and computer proficient.

Characteristics: Employee of the Year 3 years in a row.  KPI and metrics driven leadership mentoring and coaching style. Straight-forward, no nonsense clear communicator – written and verbal.  Documents policies and processes. Prioritizes tasks for efficiency. Proactive problem solver before issues affect production.

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