NaCN Process Manager

Draslovka•Memphis, TN

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The NaCN Process Manager provides day-to-day guidance in safely operating the sodium cyanide manufacturing plant in Memphis, TN. The process manager owns the production area and makes decisions and provides direction to meet production goals and best utilize the manufacturing assets. The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, the following: Provide direction to shift supervisors/operators Verbal communication and coaching Provide daily shift instructions Interface with the supply chain to meet production goals Monitor the process conditions and get other resources involved as needed to troubleshoot/optimize plant operation Lead the morning process monitoring meeting and provide an update during the 8am site meeting Work with Maintenance Coordinator and plant resources to plan scheduled outages Develop work list Screen/scrub items from the list according to business need Provide input during Capital Project design reviews and work with shift supervisors to schedule operators for participation. Provide a weekly work schedule for operators Deploy flexible resources as needed (vacation relief operators, Safety Operator) Ensure mandatory training is scheduled Set the standard for safety and housekeeping in the area. Coordinate work that impacts one of the other units with the respective management or vice versa. Provide functional guidance to MCs and Shift Supervisors. Review area procedures/SOCs Review MOCs Conduct Incident Investigations as assigned Optimize plant performance and maximize available production days Scheduling routine maintenance/mini-outages overlapping other opportunities to minimize production impact Strategic scheduling of outage work taking customer impacts, raw material availability, demand, etc. into consideration. Provide felt support and guidance during process outages Generate weekly work schedule for operators and material handlers Considering plant needs while minimizing OT Primary lead on hiring operators · Schedule and track training and qualification of operators Primary area contact for operations

Requirements

Strong understanding of chemical process operations
5+ years of experience in management of High Hazard Process (HHP) facilities/hazardous materials manufacturing.
Demonstrated understanding of safety procedures and corporate safety philosophy
Demonstrated leadership abilities and the ability to work with a diverse population of employees and contractors
Ability to set priorities and provide direction
Demonstrated strong teamwork, collaboration, and cross-cultural skills
Demonstrated ability to create a respectful work environment where everyone can contribute to their full potential
Demonstrated capability to drive results and meet tight timelines
Excellent time management and strategic planning skills
Strong problem solving and troubleshooting skills
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Excellent attention to detail
Demonstrated ability to be flexible in a constantly changing work environment
Proactive and can think strategically
Proven record of developing individuals and own self-development
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, SharePoint, Forms, Teams

Nice To Haves

Experience with cyanide manufacturing or handling
SAP experience
Strong understanding of plant costs and general accounting principle
Knowledge of Process Safety Management

Responsibilities

Provide direction to shift supervisors/operators
Verbal communication and coaching
Provide daily shift instructions
Interface with the supply chain to meet production goals
Monitor the process conditions and get other resources involved as needed to troubleshoot/optimize plant operation
Lead the morning process monitoring meeting and provide an update during the 8am site meeting
Work with Maintenance Coordinator and plant resources to plan scheduled outages
Develop work list
Screen/scrub items from the list according to business need
Provide input during Capital Project design reviews and work with shift supervisors to schedule operators for participation.
Provide a weekly work schedule for operators
Deploy flexible resources as needed (vacation relief operators, Safety Operator)
Ensure mandatory training is scheduled
Set the standard for safety and housekeeping in the area.
Coordinate work that impacts one of the other units with the respective management or vice versa.
Provide functional guidance to MCs and Shift Supervisors.
Review area procedures/SOCs
Review MOCs
Conduct Incident Investigations as assigned
Optimize plant performance and maximize available production days
Scheduling routine maintenance/mini-outages overlapping other opportunities to minimize production impact
Strategic scheduling of outage work taking customer impacts, raw material availability, demand, etc. into consideration.
Provide felt support and guidance during process outages
Generate weekly work schedule for operators and material handlers
Considering plant needs while minimizing OT
Primary lead on hiring operators
Schedule and track training and qualification of operators
Primary area contact for operations