Process Team Manager

Florida Crystals / ASR Group•Crockett, CA

3d•$104,500 - $194,500•Onsite

About The Position

The Process Team Manager ensures the efficient and economical refining of raw sugar and the production of white, soft confectioners and liquid sugars according to established quality standards. This role requires flexibility to work rotating shifts (days, nights, and weekends) to support 24/7 plant operations, including overtime and holiday coverage as required.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in industrial maintenance or service organization.
Quantifiable leadership skills.
Basic understanding of mechanical, electrical and instrumentation.
Demonstrated ability to coach and train employees in a team-based environment.
Proficient with Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Proven ability to Lead, Supervise, and make decisions.
Ability to work overtime, weekends and holidays, if appropriate.
4-year degree or 5 years supervisory experience in similar refinery operation required.
Problem Solving: Problems are generally short-range with respect to process and are those associated with ensuring scheduled output within established quality standards from a variety of processing equipment. Variables in raw product and refining conditions can require frequent changes in operations. Problems are long-range with respect to developing personnel.
Accountability: Performs assigned functions effectively making the most efficient and economic use of personnel, energy materials and equipment to meet schedules and quality standards for refining raw sugar to finished products. Activities within the control of the incumbent have a significant effect on the cost of operations.

Nice To Haves

Industrial food processing experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Directs the entire refining process from receipt of dry raw sugar through melting, clarification, decolorization, filtration, crystallization and drying and directs the production of finished products in liquid form.
Supervises directly all process activities.
Assures that specified quality standards are met at all stages of the process. Modifies the process within established limits to meet this objective at least cost.
Sets priorities on shift and meets shift objectives.
Controls the use of energy (fuel and steam), water, air, and electric power in an ongoing effort to reduce refining costs. Controls the use of refining aids, such as bone char, polymer, etc. Ensures that cost objectives are met.
Ultimately responsible for the system of house control locks and for prevention of sugar losses to waste or to the Bay through this system.
Develops supervisory and operating personnel to ensure optimum use of labor force assigned to each shift. Evaluates the performance of subordinates.
Handles employee and labor relations problems on shift within limits of the contract, delegated authority and established guidelines.
Coordinates all plant operations on swing and night shifts (in cooperation with the Shift Superintendent – Packaging). Handles contacts with the government agencies and local residents on night shifts.
Observes process operations and recommends improvements.
Responsible for training and safety of assigned personnel and for housekeeping, sanitation and equipment maintenance in assigned areas. Ensures that GMP standards are maintained.
Have a high regard and ownership for personal safety and the safety of others.
Ability to perform tasks wearing required PPE such as protective clothing, safety glasses/goggles, steel-toed boots, etc.
Ability to work as part of a team in a unionized environment.