General Manager

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hartung glassPhoenix (AZ)

General and Operations Managers Flat Glass Manufacturing

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Director

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$180,000 per year

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About the role

Description: We offer: Base salary $180,000 to $200,000 plus quarterly bonus and long-term incentive plan A 4-day work week Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, life & disability, 401k, and more) A strong sign-on bonus Relocation assistance An entrepreneurial work environment with a decentralized organization. Local people make local decisions the best. Financial Strength and support of the largest independently owned glass fabrication business in the U.S. 100 year old company committed to the industry, our employees, and the customers who help build it. We truly value family/work life balance -- it's in our DNA.

Requirements: Track record of positive results in a VP or GM role for 5 to 10 years 5 years prior full P&L responsibility Experience running an operations team, sales team, front office, etc. Experience in the glass industry preferred. We'll also consider candidates from building materials or construction industry. Proven track record of sales growth A hands-on leader that values and delivers world class safety, positive employee culture, and fanatical customer satisfaction results. If you have a proven track record as a Plant or Operations manager and are fully ready for your next step as a General Manager, you will be considered. Join a winning Senior Leadership team where you can make your mark! Hartung Glass is an equal opportunity employer.

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