Description

The Director of Plant Operations is responsible for leading and managing all aspects of daily operations at the facility. This role is essential for ensuring regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, and the delivery of high-quality compost products. By overseeing production, maintenance, safety, and team development, the Director of Plant Operations ensures McGill’s mission is realized through effective facility management and community engagement.

How You Make an Impact:
 
As Director of Plant Operations, you are the driving force behind operational success and environmental impact. By coordinating plant operations, maintaining compliance, and nurturing a high-performing team, you help deliver quality products and foster positive relationships with customers, contractors, and the community. Your commitment to safety, efficiency, and continuous improvement directly supports McGill’s vision of environmental stewardship and business growth.

Key Responsibilities:
Manage daily plant operations, including scheduling incoming tonnages with Intake sales and coordinating compost production based on orders.
Ensure adherence to all regulatory agencies and permits, maintaining compliance at all times.
Supervise, train and develop production employees.
Oversee maintenance and servicing of equipment, including negotiating and scheduling outside contractors as needed.
Maintain inventory of parts and supplies for maintenance and preventative maintenance.
Administer company environmental, health, and safety policies, host inspectors, compliance officers, and regulatory agencies.
Control expenses and maintain P&L responsibility for the site.
Ensure quality products are produced and delivered on time to customers.
Build and maintain relationships with customers, contractors, vendors, and the public through communication, community outreach, and resource management.
Perform other duties as required or directed.

Requirements

* Bachelor’s degree (B.A.) from a four-year college or university; 6+ years related experience in Operations management, preferably in a manufacturing       environment in the food, agricultural or waste industries; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
* Valid Driver’s License.
* Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, and Wasteworks.