Operations Supervisor

Job Details
- Position: Recycling Operations Supervisor
- Location: Cassidy, BC
- Pay: $75,000 per year
- Duties: Supervise 10-15 people / conduct safety meetings / oversee daily yard operations / communicate between yard employees and upper management
- Working Conditions: Metals Recycling Facility

Description

**General Position Summary & Responsibilities**:
The Recycling Operations Supervisor (ROS) reports to the Recycling Operations FE or NF Manager, Recycling Operations Facility Manager I or II and is responsible for ensuring that all efforts are compliant with the company’s Health, Safety and Environmental regulations. The ROS monitors and coordinates nonferrous receiving activities to optimize efficiency of receiving, stockpiling, and processing operations, product shipping and profit maximization. The incumbent is required to effectively coordinate nonferrous processing activities with supervisory staff, commercial operations, peers, and subordinate personnel. The ROS is responsible for: inventory management; utilization of personnel and equipment to maximize processing capacity; and shipping activities. The incumbent is required to communicate with the buying group regarding material procurement needed to sustain efficient processing or to meet known order requirements. This position also requires the incumbent to be proactive and enforce process and quality standards to ensure that the material provided to consumers always meets or exceeds specifications.

This position operates within somewhat flexible parameters. The primary goal of this position is to achieve excellence in all facets of the nonferrous processing operation. Providing the highest quality product safely, effectively, and efficiently decreases accidents and errors and increases profits.

**Essential Functions**:
1) Environmental and Health & Safety (H&S):
a) Ensures safe work practices and equipment are always used and that documentation, inspections, and current practices are in accordance with company safety policies, OSHA, and other regulatory guidelines. Provides a safe environment for all employees, customers, and visitors.
b) Creates H&S Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s) with Regional Safety Engineer(s).
c) Ensures all department employees receive timely safety and operational training and that the appropriate documents (signed acknowledgement forms) are prepared. Maintains employee training files per regional practice.
d) Assigns an employee to be on the Safety Committee and personally attends Safety Committee meetings on rotation with other managers.
e) Monitors safety program to reduce accident frequency within department, implements new safety ideas/procedures and establishes safety goals.

2) Operational Performance & Best Management Practices:
a) Directs, evaluates, schedules and coordinates equipment and personnel to support daily nonferrous operations, including positioning for processing, material processing, and loading of nonferrous scrap.
b) Creates and maintain a layout plan for all physical spaces assigned to processing and shipping. Identify work in progress and finished goods storage bins and equipment locations to ensure a proper workflow is achieved.
c) Submits and/or implements approved process improvement suggestions to improve overall refining quality, profitability and or safety within nonferrous department. Collaboratively communicates and partners with MRB NF Operations Committee to ensure best practices are presented, reviewed, and implemented accordingly.

3) Equipment & Maintenance:
a) Inspects allocated department equipment to ensure all assets are working within stated guidelines and submits work orders to maintenance staff as needed or required.
b) Submits purchase orders as needed or required to maintain or enhance department operations.

4) Inventory & Quality Control:
a) Evaluates incoming nonferrous material ensuring that inventory quantity and product quality guidelines are adhered to.
b) Meets existing and pending contractual quantity/quality obligations.
c) Prepares Time & Weight Analysis reporting for customer material and documents equipment processing time for various commodities.
d) Validates that material purchased over the scale and associated scale tickets are accurate with the actual material purchased.
e) Trains production personnel in the use of testing equipment. Maintains positive inventory control, especially over Work in Process (WIP) material.
f) Monitors storage containers so that containers are adequately marked with “Tare” weights and that large permanent bins, when used, are clearly marked as to the date when the Bin was last emptied of that product. Organizes all storage and processing areas to facilitate calculations of full month-end physical Inventories.
g) Coordinates material pricing provides price quotes on nonferrous products to individuals, industrial accounts, and dealers, grading, processing, sales, and shipment pertinent to nonferrous operations.