| Location | MT |
Company Description
Malteurop produces 2,3 million tons of malt manufactured in its 23 factories around the world (Europe, North America, Mexico, Oceania, Asia). One in 10 beers consumed worldwide contains malt made in our plants. We are partners of the large brewing groups that we have followed in their international growth.
Position
Job Purpose:
The North American Regional Laboratory Manager, under the direction of the Quality Director, oversees and manages all aspects of the multiple barley and malt production laboratories. Consistent, timely, and accurate data is paramount to the successful operation of our production facilities; maintaining high-performing laboratory operations and teams are critical for our business overall.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities includes the following. Other duties may be assigned as needed.
LABORATORY OVERSIGHT (~35%):
TEAM DEVELOPMENT (~35%):
Ensure proper training and support for all Laboratory team members
Safety, Good Lab Practices, Food Safety, Company Policies along with tasks' proficiency
Provide consistent, productive feedback to team members individually and as a team
Includes documented mid-year and annual performance reviews
Explore and provide developmental opportunities for the team to expand knowledge and skill sets
Includes examples such as barley grading, malting process, soft skills, leadership training
STAKEHOLDER COMMUNICATION (20%):
PLANNING and INNOVATION (~10%)
Requirements
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:
Bachelors Degree in Food Science, Food Technology, Biology, Chemical Engineering, or other science related field
10+ years in Laboratory roles, 7+ years in Manufacturing settings, 5+ of Laboratory Management
Previous multi-site experience an advantage
Proven track record of successful team management
Experience managing teams remotely
Proven practical application of Statistical Process Controls
Proven ability to work nimbly and adapt in a production environment
Results-driven with excellent communication, analytical, and decision making skills
Ability to prioritize, address, and mitigate any potential issues independently
Strong understanding of Good Laboratory Practices
Previous experience with Laboratory Information Management Systems
Previous implementation experience an advantage
Strong proficiency in MS Programs
Ability to travel Canada, USA, Mexico up to 35%
Experience with ERP systems; preferably SAP
Practical knowledge of barley biochemistry an advantage
Customer facing communication experience an advantage
Malting and/or brewing experience an advantage
Living or willing to relocate to Great Falls, Montana (preferably), Winona Minesota, or Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Other information
Our recruitment policy is committed to the inclusion of workers with disabilities. Please let us know if you need any adjustments for a potential interview.
Malteurop produces 2,3 million tons of malt manufactured in its 23 factories around the world (Europe, North America, Mexico, Oceania, Asia). One in 10 beers consumed worldwide contains malt made in our plants. We are partners of the large brewing groups that we have followed in their international growth.
Job Purpose:
The North American Regional Laboratory Manager, under the direction of the Quality Director, oversees and manages all aspects of the multiple barley and malt production laboratories. Consistent, timely, and accurate data is paramount to the successful operation of our production facilities; maintaining high-performing laboratory operations and teams are critical for our business overall.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities includes the following. Other duties may be assigned as needed.
LABORATORY OVERSIGHT (~35%):
TEAM DEVELOPMENT (~35%):
Ensure proper training and support for all Laboratory team members
Safety, Good Lab Practices, Food Safety, Company Policies along with tasks' proficiency
Provide consistent, productive feedback to team members individually and as a team
Includes documented mid-year and annual performance reviews
Explore and provide developmental opportunities for the team to expand knowledge and skill sets
Includes examples such as barley grading, malting process, soft skills, leadership training
STAKEHOLDER COMMUNICATION (20%):
PLANNING and INNOVATION (~10%)