The Division Manager oversees collection and/or post-collection operations, represents the Company to customers, vendors, municipal customers, and other external stakeholders, and leads change-management initiatives to introduce and sustain processes that support the Business Unit’s growth and durability. The role implements operational plans aligned with the market area’s strategy, leads day-to-day operations, and supports managers in achieving quality, budget, staffing, safety, and customer-service goals. The Division Manager oversees employee and department needs, including hiring, coaching, discipline, training, and performance evaluation, and provides input on termination, compensation, and promotion decisions. The role monitors budgets and operating metrics, participates in regular P&L reviews, and develops programs to optimize equipment utilization, maintenance, labor, and material costs. The Division Manager develops short- and long-term goals with the Market Area Manager or Regional Vice President, works with maintenance and operations to ensure fleet and equipment compliance, and engages local and municipal agencies to improve customer satisfaction, efficiency, and contract outcomes. The position requires a commitment to workplace safety and compliance with company, state, and federal policies, regulations, and laws, including operating, regulatory, safety, accounting, ethics, environmental, OSHA, and DOT requirements. The successful candidate is self-directed, takes initiative, and communicates effectively with internal and external customers. Hiring range: $120,000–$165,000, based on experience.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED