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About the role

Job Description: A leading specialty building materials supplier is seeking an experienced Operations Manager to oversee daily operations and help drive continued growth at their Omaha location. This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on leader who can improve operational efficiency, develop a strong team, and deliver an exceptional customer experience. The ideal candidate will have experience managing a building materials distribution operation with a strong background in warehouse management, logistics, inventory control, and team leadership.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Oversee daily branch and warehouse operations
  • Lead, coach, and develop operations team members
  • Manage inventory accuracy, purchasing, and product flow
  • Improve operational processes and efficiency
  • Coordinate logistics, deliveries, and customer service support
  • Partner with sales teams to ensure customer satisfaction
  • Maintain a strong safety culture and organized work environment
Qualifications:
  • Operations or management experience within building materials, distribution, or related industries
  • Experience leading a warehouse or branch operation
  • Strong understanding of inventory management, logistics, and process improvement
  • Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
Compensation: Competitive base salary, performance incentives, excellent benefits, and a strong opportunity for long-term career growth with an established organization.

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