Operations Manager
eshred servicesGlenmont (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Descriptione Lot Recycling, Inc. is seeking a Operations Manager to join our team! You will be responsible for overseeing and coordinating all incoming and outgoing shipments as well as supervision of warehouse staff and sorting and segregating of incoming material and all related paperwork.
Responsibilities:
Supervise and manage Staff Adjust daily schedule for shift personnel to ensure optimal efficiency Coordinate and schedule incoming and outgoing loads Process and implement paperwork cased on R2 certification requirements Communicate with office on a daily basis any issues or reporting
Qualifications:
Previous operations experience Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment Excellent written and communication skills Strong leadership qualities\nCompany Descriptione-shred services, Inc. is a full service NYSDEC registered and RIOS R2 certified recycling company. We focus on the recycling, de-manufacturing and refurbishing of computers and electronics throughout the U.S. We also recycle all types of mercury lamps, bulbs and ballasts, and all types of batteries and universal waste. Company Descriptione-shred services, Inc. is a full service NYSDEC registered and RIOS R2 certified recycling company. We focus on the recycling, de-manufacturing and refurbishing of computers and electronics throughout the U.S. We also recycle all types of mercury lamps, bulbs and ballasts, and all types of batteries and universal waste.
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