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The Human Resources Manager will lead HR functions, promote company culture, ensure compliance, manage recruitment, and develop employee engagement strategies. They will address employee relations issues, facilitate performance management, and drive diversity and inclusion initiatives.

As a MES Engineer, you will design and implement MES solutions, gather requirements, facilitate system integrations, create compliant solutions, analyze MES data, and provide troubleshooting support to minimize production disruptions.

The Human Resources Business Partner will collaborate with leadership on HR programs, manage employee relations and performance management, support talent acquisition and training, ensure compliance with policies, and oversee HR administrative processes. They will enhance the employee experience and align HR activities with business strategies.

The Night Operations Manager oversees a high-volume manufacturing site, ensuring safety, continuous improvement, and employee engagement. Responsibilities include mentoring staff, optimizing labor, ensuring quality standards, and promoting a respectful work environment. This role requires effective communication and accountability to drive operational excellence and meet production goals.

The Machine Operator is responsible for loading materials, operating CNC machines, inspecting work for defects, and ensuring quality control. The operator will utilize scanning equipment, follow safety protocols, and work collaboratively to improve productivity. Must be able to lift heavy materials and be willing to work overtime as needed.

The Production Associate is responsible for performing tasks assigned by the supervisor, tracking production schedules, notifying supervisors of mechanical or material issues, and maintaining a safe and clean work environment. The role also involves general labor, moving raw materials using an overhead crane and forklift, and requires the ability to interpret technical documents and perform calculations.

The Warehouse Worker operates machinery to produce metal roofing components, follows safety regulations, and ensures quality production. Responsibilities include setting up machines, reading tape measures, transportation of materials using a forklift, and maintaining a clean work environment.