Manager II, Container Maintenance - Woodinville, WA
$88,550 - $112,815
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$88,550 - $112,815
About the role
- To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Other minor duties may be assigned.
- Oversees the daily operation of the container shop, including staffing and scheduling.
- Ensures containers are in good repair in both structure and appearance to properly represent the company's image.\Assures container supply meets customer demand.
- Complies with and ensures adherence to Waste Management's Mission to Zero standards and regulations to encourage safe and efficient operations.
- Effectively interacts and works with other managers and supervisors to ensure the most efficient, cost-effective operation of the container shop.
- Assists in budget process as required.
- Ensures the cleanliness and maintenance of the container shop(s) through regular inspections and preventive maintenance programs.
- Oversees personnel needs for all container shop personnel including selecting, coaching, disciplining and training employees and evaluating employee performance. Provides input into termination, compensation, and promotion decisions.
- Updates and submits required reports in a timely manner.\III. Supervisory Responsibilities
- The highest level of supervisory skills required in this job is the management of supervisory employees. This includes:
- Direct supervision of 15 full-time employees, including: Welders and Utility Worker IV.
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