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Manage Employee Relations. Previous experience in supervising production employees preferably at either an aggregate, sand/gravel or asphalt plant preferred. Plan the daily operation scheduling of plant production to ensure optimal utilization of plant and equipment, personnel and inventory requirements, and work procedures in regards to stripping, mining, processing, stockpiling, loading and shipping.
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Assist and organize the work of employees in the daily inspection and maintenance of the plant to ensure safe, reliable, and compliant operations to maximize production and minimize interruptions.
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Analyze production and quality control to ensure a quality product is received by our customers. Must demonstrate knowledge and understanding of rock and sand mining, ready-mix concrete, and/or asphalt operations and equipment, MSHA regulations, engineering principles and procedures, and quality control systems and processes.
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Plant Management : North Carolina-Hendersonville : GM - NC : Full-time : Jul 29, 2024, 3:55:01 PM. Provide strong leadership, training, team building and supervision to all employees at the plant in order to support the operational function of the business.
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This should include an awareness of plant maintenance schedules, plant production schedules, and a consistent dialogue with equipment operators and plant management. Maintain timely consistent communication with plant management so they are well informed of test results and any issues which may affect the quality of our materials.
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Plant Management : New Jersey-Glen Gardner : GM - NY/NJ : Full-time : Aug 7, 2024, 1:04:39 PM. Previous experience supervising production employees at an aggregate, sand and gravel, or asphalt plant is preferred.
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In the absence of a Plant Accountant the Cost Accounting Manager will assume responsibility for those duties. Summary:The Cost Accounting Manager will serve as the key finance business partner to the Plant Manager and extended Operations team, and will lead all planning, financial analysis, cost accounting, productivity, delivery and inventory controls.
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The OSP Construction Manager will make recommendations to management regarding ways to get the project back on track to meet cost, quality, and schedule goals. CAD/E, Microstation, AutoCad or other similar design programs Previous Outside Plant Construction Manager experience Experience with working with city, county and/or State agencies Management of Contractor experience.
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The employee will monitor all aspects of the project and expedite or escalate as appropriate to achieve the cost, quality, and schedule goals for the project. The OSP Construction Inspector has overall responsibility for the coordination of design, permitting, material acquisition, construction and tie-in of outside plant construction projects and programs.
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We are currently hiring a Scheduler / Cost Controller in LaBella’s Program Management Services Division at our client’s office in East Hartford, CT. The Program Management Services Division at LaBella provides comprehensive management services for complex projects and multi-year capital programs.
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Comprehensive knowledge and practical experience in troubleshooting and repairing instrumentation used in modern power stations, covering burner management, combustion control, boiler controls, turbine controls, and machine condition monitoring.
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Plant Management : Virginia-Manassas : GM - VA/MD/PA/DE : Full-time : Jul 18, 2024, 5:17:02 PM. Build a strong safety culture to ensure the plant is in compliance with Vulcan's safety, operations, and environmental policies and procedures.
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We rank near the top nationally in volume and sales for crop production products, fertilizer, custom application, seed and precision agriculture, turf management, industrial weed control, forestry, aquatics and more.
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JOB SUMMARY/PURPOSE Ensures the safe and efficient operation of the plant, such that the health and safety of the workers and public are not jeopardized; give safety and quality a clear priority over schedule and cost; supervise the activities of the control room staff through all conditions of start-up, shutdown power generation, and emergency operations.
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Due to continued success and rapid growth, Lindy Paving is seeking a Plant Lab Technician to join its Asphalt Plant Quality Control team in the Western Pennsylvania region. Perform testing in accordance with Lindy Paving's Quality Control System.
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