
Facility Operations Manager
Job Description
Facility Operations Manager
Work Location: Washington DC
Rate: Not Defined / need Candidate’s requested rate
Hours: 40 hrs/week w/ Ability to work 10 to 12-hour shift, weekends, and nights occasionally.
Start: Immediately
Per diem: Not available per the client
(our client will pay an additional $22.00/hr for non-local candidates)
Mob / Demob: $500.00 each
Duration: Immediately through 2027
General Description:
Experienced supervisor for operations of high-temperature equipment, glass melting systems, air pollution control systems, and slurry mixing and pumping systems. Under the general administrative direction of the VSL Melter Operations Manager, supports the operation of glass melters, air pollution control systems and operation of waste materials slurry preparations. Responsibility is exercised with a high degree of independence. Maintains frequent contact with a limited array of VSL and site personnel.
Experience requirements:
Minimum of 10 years of operating with at least 5 years supervising operations in an industrial environment.
Experience with glass production or chemical facilities preferred.
Education Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, operations management, chemistry or other relevant science is required.
Responsibilities:
Oversee daily operations of the facility to ensure safe, efficient and compliant work across all shifts and equipment.
Lead, develop, and manage facility personnel, including operators, technicians, and laboratory managers.
Coordinate maintenance, reliability and capital improvement projects in collaboration with engineering and leadership.
Manage inventory levels of chemicals, consumable inventory supplies for operation, and spare parts.
Ensure facility is being operated in line with internal quality assurance plan. Including chemical and sample handling, data acquisition, equipment calibrations, and operating procedures.
Supervises shipping and receiving of radioactive and non-radioactive chemicals, samples and sources,
Ensure strict adherence to environmental, health, and safety (EHS) regulations and internal policies. Maintain the Hazardous Waste storage area and documentation and coordinate with University EHS department.
Ability to work 10 to 12-hour shift, weekends, and nights occasionally.
Physical Demands:
Performing repetitive tasks with precision
Standing, Stooping, Climbing ladders
Light lifting (occasional lifting of 25 lbs. or less)
Manual Dexterity
Mobility within expansive lab facilities
Ability to work 10 to 12-hour shift, weekends, and nights occasionally.
JOB NUMBER
#4889
LOCATION
Washington DC
ESTIMATED START DATE
Immediately
ESTIMATED DURATION OF WORK
Immediately through 2027
