About this opportunity
Hoover & Strong lists this Refining Department Manager opportunity in richmond, Virginia. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Refining Department Manager
Salary: $75,000/Year
Hoover & Strong founded in 1912, is a family-owned jewelry manufacturer and refiner. We cater to the jewelry industry by producing over 30,000 eco-friendly and responsibly sourced jewelry products, all made in the USA. Our products and services include jewelry, contract castings, findings, mill products, and eco-friendly metal refining.
A team of over 90 enthusiastic and dedicated coworkers have created a progressive, family-oriented work environment that encourages personal growth, the sharing of creative ideas and responsible practices. Our work ethic is strong, and we strive for excellence and innovation in everything that we do. Providing high-quality products and professional services is our passion and we do it all in a casual, non-corporate atmosphere with respect and appreciation for one another.
Make a difference in YOUR life and become a part of the Hoover Family!
What You Will Be Doing:
The Refining Manager will manage and direct production activities within our Refining division; interfacing with refining customers and settling refinery lots, standardizing product specifications and quality expectations, implementing improvements to production processes, ensuring division is clean and maintaining preventative maintenance program for all equipment and machinery, hire and train direct staff of 6+, and coordinate launches for new refining promos.
Your Day to Day Might Include:
Refining Operations (60%):
Oversee refining activities - monitor delivery times, expedite late settlements, monitor bottlenecks, move coworkers to needed cells. Must be hands on group leader and willing to learn all facets of the departments and processes and be willing to move coworkers around or fill in when staff is on PTO.
Review all refining lots to ensure proper settlements and refining charges. Prepares product and process reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing information and trends. Handle requisitions for parts and supplies and complete time sheets, production reports, and other necessary paperwork. Responsible for processing material for shipment to outside processors or for monthly physical inventory in an accurate and timely manner.
Establish and maintain credible, professional relationships with clients, internal business lines, and external vendors. Work with customers to resolve refining questions, settlement times, and disputes in a timely and professional manner.
Work directly with President on production goals and activities i.e.: scheduling, delivery, and quality.
Coordinates the new services, promotions with marketing and sales, including establishing goals, training coworkers, and evaluating results.
Monitor and inspect equipment, coordinate repairs, and schedule preventive maintenance for equipment. Ensure a safe, secure, and clean work environment for coworkers. Responsible for the proper care and use of refinery equipment and safe chemical handling. Helps to monitor pollution control equipment to assure compliance with air and water discharges
Supervisory (25%):
Work with Senior Leadership to determine staffing requirements, interview, hire and train new employees.
Develop a high-performance team through employee engagement, mentoring and developing team members, and driving accountability and ownership.
Supervise, coach, and follow up regarding safety, environmental, and quality work completion.
Leads daily huddles, oversees refining operations, and enforces attendance and performance standards.
Continuous Improvement (15%):
Executes a system of production control, standard operating procedures, quality control and internal/external training.Supports back-office and firm-wide training programs, reinforcing technology and operations infrastructure between departments to ensure consistency and quality standards are met.
Responsible for the chemical refining of precious scrap in accordance with all standard operating procedures as directed. Evaluates refining processes and methods for cost-reduction, workflow, increased capacity, quality improvement and efficiency.
Stays up to date on industry regulations, trends, and technology. Conducts research for projects, responds to inquiries in a timely manner, and presents written/oral briefings.
What We're Looking For:
Associate's degree from an accredited university. Preferred Bachelor's Degree in Business Management, Operations or Chemistry.
Minimum of 2 years of production leadership experience in a manufacturing or plant environment with a proven track record of measurable results
Excellent interpersonal, collaboration, and decision-making skills with the ability to communicate with others effectively and professionally in all forms of communication (verbal, written, etc.).
Eagerness to supervise and manage projects for precious metal refining activities & team members.
Proficient in use of computer systems, including Microsoft Office suite
Basic general mechanical maintenance & electrical knowledge
Ability to write analytical reports and Standard Operating Procedures on processes.
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple time-sensitive priorities
Why You'll Like Working Here:
Paid Time Off - 23 days (pro-rated first year)
Eligibility for 401k, with Company Profit Sharing contributions
Company contribution to your Medical and Dental plans
Company paid Life Insurance
Voluntary Vision and Supplemental Insurance Available
Company paid Tuition Reimbursement for qualified courses
Performance bonuses and Spot Awards
Monthly luncheons, cookouts and other fun activities
Days Only - No Shift Work
All applicants must complete the online application. We cannot accept resumes without the online application. Candidates must pass an extensive background check, credit, criminal and drug screen; in addition, all candidates must be willing to adhere to a metal-free dress code policy and no cell phones.
Hoover & Strong, Inc. is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
We are an EEO M/F/D/V.
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Worksite address
richmond, VA, 23214, US
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