Operations Manager

Clean Chemistry, Inc.

LONGMONT, CO

JOB DETAILS
SKILLS
Best Practices, Business Development, Chemistry, Communication Skills, Compensation and Benefits, Computer Skills, Corporate Compliance, Customer Support/Service, Distribution Channel, Driver's License, Engineering Management, Equipment Maintenance/Repair, Field Trials, High School Diploma, Logistics, Market Segmentation, Metrics, Operational Support, Operations, Operations Management, Organizational Skills, People Management, Performance Metrics, Project/Program Management, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Regulations, Reporting Skills, Safety/Work Safety, Sales, Sales Management, Sales/Support Engineering (SE), Schedule Development, Team Lead/Manager, Training Program Development, Training/Teaching, Water Treatment, Willing to Travel, Workplace Health & Safety Environmental and Quality (HSEQ)
LOCATION
LONGMONT, CO
POSTED
2 days ago

Job Description: Operations Manager - Support Teams

Location: Longmont, CO

About Clean Chemistry

Founded in 2012, and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, Clean Chemistry discovered
safe and effective means of production and use of Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) for
water treatment and industrial applications. Using proprietary, patented approaches,
this family of chemistries represents a significant disruption to the current inefficiencies
in the production, distribution and performance of oxidation and disinfection chemistry.
With recent regulatory achievements, Clean Chemistry is expanding its business into
new market segments.


About the Role

The Operations Manager is responsible for managing the daily operations and the safe
application of Clean Chemistry’s advanced water treatment systems in the Pulp & Paper,
Food & Beverage, and Other Industrial business segments. Key activities include, but are
not limited to: hiring, training and supervising field engineers and trial operators to ensure
that Clean Chemistry maintains an expected level of professional operations and service;
overseeing and participating in equipment repair and maintenance; helping to manage
the quality assurance/quality control team in conjunction with the HSEQ VP; supporting
client relationship development in conjunction with the P&P, F&B and OI sales teams;
organizing logistics; and, ensuring effective communication between Clean Chemistry’s
and on-site customers’ personnel.

Responsibilities

Adhere to Clean Chemistry and customer safety protocols, adapt and oversee
safety policy and best practice implementation at the field level.
Actively promote a culture of safety. Manage JSAs and supporting processes.
Facilitate classroom and job-site training and support field engineers and trial
operators. Develop and evolve training programs on Clean Chemistry
equipment as well as job safety.
Evaluate field engineer and trial operator competency and provide training
accordingly for safe and effective customer service.
Plan and assist / supervise mobilization and demobilization of trial and
permanent equipment. Facilitate communication between Clean Chemistry and potential trial
site personnel to clearly identify trial plans, key performance indicators
and other metrics for success.
Upon learning Clean Chemistry’s technology, demonstrate the ability to
promote our technology and explain the benefits.
Coordinate with field engineers, trial operators, logistics personnel and Clean
Chemistry management and business development to ensure efficient P&P, F&B
and OI operations.
Manage scheduling of personnel and coordinate vehicle, housing and
equipment logistics.
Prepare detailed reports & documents for Customers and Clean Chemistry
Management.
Travel to remote job locations to ensure quality and productivity.
Represent Clean Chemistry as the premier water treatment solution.
Demonstrate and foster a positive, can-do attitude.


Requirements

High school or equivalent degree required, BS/BA or technical degree
preferred.
Valid driver's license with a clean MVR.
Minimum 3-5 years’ experience in project management and chemical
treatment programs, preferably water or biocidal treatment equipment.
Experience supervising a team of salaried and hourly personnel with some
degree of manual labor.
Understanding of plant operations.
Ability to interact professionally with end-use customers, distributors, health
& safety professionals, and technology personnel.
Ability to work independently with little daily supervision.
Excellent communication and organizational skills.
Proficiency with common computer programs (including, but not limited to:
Google office suite, and Microsoft office suite, etc.)
Ability to travel to remote, domestic and potentially, international locations;
and, work outdoors safely in all seasons.
Ability to operate Company vehicles in compliance with applicable Company
policies.
Ability to lift a minimum of 50 lbs.
Ability to frequently bend, twist and stand.

Must be willing to wear all required PPE
Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check.
Must be willing to participate in random drug screen programs.


Compensation and Benefits

Competitive salary
Full Benefits package
Medical
Dental
Vision
401(k)
PTO
Company-wide bonus initiative


Clean Chemistry is an Equal Opportunity Employer

About the Company

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Clean Chemistry, Inc.