Top Operations Manager Jobs

The EHS Manager leads the implementation and oversight of EHS policies at Chemtrade facilities, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and reducing workplace risks. Responsibilities include providing training, auditing, reporting on EHS performance, and maintaining safety supplies, while promoting a culture of continuous improvement.

The Federal Contract Capture Manager leads capture efforts for federal contracts, managing all stages from opportunity identification to proposal submission. The role involves utilizing industry best practices, developing capture strategies, engaging stakeholders, conducting milestone reviews, and integrating capture strategies into proposals. Key success metrics are based on securing new federal contracts.

This role involves engaging with clients in the spa industry, focusing on health and wellness. Spa Consultants are responsible for providing excellent customer service, understanding client needs, and promoting wellness products and services. Sales experience is beneficial but not mandatory.

The Buyer III oversees procurement activities for cremation products and services, focusing on vendor negotiations, optimizing purchasing strategies, and driving operational efficiencies. Responsibilities include managing vendor relationships, ensuring compliance, streamlining payment processes, and providing exceptional customer service. The role involves strategic collaboration with internal teams and external partners to enhance purchasing power and support growth in the cremation market segment.

The NSO Operations Lead is responsible for planning and executing new store openings, managing timelines, coordinating with cross-functional teams, overseeing supply orders, executing training sessions, and providing post-launch support to ensure operational efficiency.

The Visual Manager at Sundance will oversee merchandise coordination, exceed customer expectations, analyze sales trends, train staff, enforce company policies, and maintain visual standards while fostering a positive work environment.

The Senior Director of Accessories will lead hardware product efforts focused on cases, audio, and charging solutions. Responsibilities include developing market insights, enhancing product user experience, managing product lifecycle, and negotiating development costs. The role demands collaboration with internal teams and external partners to design and mass-produce products that exceed customer expectations.