Top Operations & Support Jobs

The Regional Safety Specialist will conduct field safety audits, manage safety programs, investigate accidents, and promote safety culture across various sites. Travel is required approximately 50% of the time.

The Field Operations Manager leads field operations, trains technicians, evaluates performance, manages fleet processes, and addresses escalated issues within the department.

The Field Operations Manager oversees training and development of field staff, ensures quality service, manages fleet processes, and handles escalated issues, focusing on safety and performance improvement.

Manage inventory operations, implement cycle count processes, ensure compliance, conduct audits, develop improvements, supervise team, and collaborate across departments.

The Director of Product Operations leads strategic operational priorities, optimizes supply chains, manages business performance, and fosters collaboration across teams.

The Security Liaison Officer oversees security staff, ensures compliance with protocols, manages incident reporting, and develops partnerships with law enforcement agencies. They lead training initiatives, conduct facility inspections, and provide strategic recommendations to management on security issues.

The Distribution Supervisor manages warehouse staff, ensuring safety compliance, quality awareness, and operational efficiency through leadership, training, and conflict resolution.

The Operations Manager oversees facility operations, manages a team of technicians, and ensures performance goals are met. Strong leadership and interpersonal skills are essential, alongside a focus on customer service and flexibility in a fast-paced environment.

The Digital Print Production Operator operates digital printers, performs post-print tasks, monitors print quality, maintains equipment, and collaborates on production efforts.