The Assistant Center Manager reports to the Center Manager and, in their absence, holds ultimate responsibility for all center operations, including production, quality compliance, finance, HR, and IT. This role ensures compliance with Company SOPs and applicable regulations, participates in data collection and analysis for quality, efficiency, and profitability, and collaborates with the center manager on quality compliance to meet company, regulatory, and customer requirements. The Assistant Center Manager also works with quality personnel to develop corrective action plans, ensures compliance with OSHA regulations and training, and manages employee recruitment, training, counseling, and termination. Additionally, this role supports the center's marketing and advertising efforts and may require overnight travel up to 10%. A significant part of the role involves leading onsite training activities for new centers, including daily debrief sessions, monitoring training efficiency, and ensuring Designated Trainers effectively deliver process knowledge. The Assistant Center Manager provides oversight of training team employee relations, communicates effectively with HR, and supports Designated Trainers through coaching and using Adult Learning Styles. They coordinate with multiple new center leadership teams, provide feedback on trainee progression, minimize training impact on operations, and ensure effective communication throughout the training process. The role also involves modeling good customer service, communicating openly with customers, resolving complaints, and collaborating with center management to ensure excellent customer service from new staff and trainers. Responsibilities include facilitating training materials, ensuring training site setup, developing training scenarios, and potentially working extended hours and weekends. Other job-related duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager