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Plant Human Resources Manager

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premier placementHackettstown (NJ)

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About the role

Are you seeking an opportunity where you can implement new and strategic initiatives? Have a direct impact in new process initiatives.... Do you want to OWN the Human Resource Business Strategy? Partner with business leaders to help guide and support business initiatives and align them against the HR strategy Manage HR Managers in four other plants as well as EHS leaders Act as a change agent, working in partnership with the business leaders to drive the transformation agenda, change plans, leading communication and engagement activities Implement workplace programs, projects, tasks or initiatives to enhance workforce. Facilitate and provide training and develop new leaders in management and the workforce Qualifications Bachelors Degree in Human Resources, Business or Social Sciences A minimum of 10 years of progressively responsible experience in Human Resources in Manufacturing Plant Operations. Excellent management skills, problem solving, conflict resolution skills, change management, operational management skills, decision making and analytical skills Ability to effectively coach team members and manage through complex and difficult situations Sound judgement related to making decisions and interpreting policies, procedures and regulations Strong interpersonal, organizational skills and mathematical ability Team management and proven experience motivating, mentoring and coaching a diverse team.

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