Top Operations Manager Jobs in Indianapolis, IN

The Production Operator will be responsible for operating production equipment in the facility, coordinating with team members, and maintaining quality and cleanliness standards. Key responsibilities include achieving proficiency with production machines, completing documentation, ensuring safety and quality compliance, and maintaining equipment and facility cleanliness.

The Case Manager in Training will assist attorneys and case staff with various responsibilities including client calls, file management, and document processing. This role focuses on learning and preparing for a full Case Manager position while ensuring all relevant information is collected and entered into the case management system.

Lead and execute functional processes in a distribution center. Mentor, motivate, and coach team members to drive excellence and solve problems. Ensure safety compliance, plan staffing, and maintain productivity levels. Require 3-5 years of leadership experience in distribution, fulfillment, or production environment.

The Entry Level Assistant Manager will assist in planning and coordinating fundraising events, engage clients to understand their objectives, and manage event staff. Responsibilities also include marketing strategy development, providing on-site event support, and analyzing data for event performance improvement.

The Life Insurance Advisor will work remotely, providing insurance services, attending virtual meetings, and continuously learning. The role involves a commitment to personal integrity, communication, and collaboration while being a team player. Advisors will market a diverse product portfolio and have potential for rapid income growth, from $50,000 to $200,000 depending on experience.

The Principal, Air Quality will lead the Air Quality team in providing technical and business leadership, manage consulting assignments, develop business opportunities, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations while mentoring junior staff.

The Telecommunications Operator is responsible for ensuring the efficient operation of communication systems, processing incoming and outgoing calls professionally, managing paging functions, dispatching emergency teams, monitoring alarms, and providing accurate information to staff and patients. This role involves handling sensitive situations, such as emergencies and internal disasters, and requires excellent communication skills.