Director of Operations
robert halfGreen Bay (WI)
About the role
We are looking for an experienced Director of Operations to provide senior leadership for operational performance and business execution at a manufacturing site in Green Bay. This role will guide cross-functional teams, strengthen process discipline, and ensure daily operations meet safety, quality, and productivity expectations. The position also contributes to broader business planning by aligning operational priorities with financial goals, workforce development, and long-term growth.
Responsibilities:
Direct site-wide manufacturing and operational activities to achieve production targets, maintain quality standards, and support reliable customer delivery.
Lead functions such as production oversight, process engineering coordination, maintenance planning, production scheduling, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Establish and reinforce a strong safety culture by promoting compliance with OSHA expectations, environmental standards, and safe handling practices for hazardous materials.
Evaluate operating performance through key metrics, identify improvement opportunities, and implement changes that increase efficiency, reduce cost, and improve consistency.
Partner with business leaders across departments to support strategic planning, operational decision-making, and execution of site objectives.
Develop team capability by coaching leaders, strengthening accountability, and building a high-performing workforce across core operational areas.
Ensure manufacturing processes remain compliant, dependable, and scalable while supporting business expansion and customer satisfaction.
Drive operational excellence efforts focused on process optimization, equipment reliability, and disciplined execution across the facility
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