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The Operations Manager is responsible for optimizing operations, focusing on safety, quality, delivery, cost, and inventory. They will lead production efforts, implement quality control measures, manage a team, drive continuous improvement initiatives, analyze demand trends, and maintain strong customer relationships while fostering people development.

The HR Generalist role at Fluid Management, Inc. involves managing HR functions such as HRIS maintenance, payroll, benefits, recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, and training. The position supports key projects and plays a vital role in the global HR team. The company, a unit of IDEX Corporation, specializes in precision dispensing equipment for the architectural paint and coatings industry.

The Product Design Engineer at Fluid Management is responsible for managing and improving engineering documentation for released products, developing 3D models, supporting quality and manufacturing issues, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. The role also involves updating product designs and serving as a subject matter expert in product design activities.

The Mining Sales Manager is responsible for driving sales growth through data collection, customer needs analysis, sales channel management, achieving sales goals, developing sales plans, conducting seminars, managing project activities, and providing feedback to management.

The Design/Application Engineer will provide product engineering support, including developing new products and preparing engineering models and drawings using SolidWorks. This role involves assisting the sales department by providing technical expertise, performing calculations, and supporting quality assurance efforts by documenting analysis and tests.

The General Manager is responsible for leading a $15MM business in the wastewater and sewer inspection industries, driving strategic, commercial, and operational growth while focusing on profitability and continuous improvement. This role involves building high-performance teams and fostering collaboration across functions to enhance customer experience and product development.

The Product Cost Manager oversees product cost and inventory control across multiple sites. Responsibilities include analyzing cost data, conducting variance analyses, managing inventory levels, collaborating on forecasts and planning, leading physical inventory counts, and developing inventory control procedures to optimize profitability and efficiency.