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The Team Lead will manage scheduling activities on the production floor, ensuring safety protocols are followed and production goals are met. Responsibilities include overseeing team operations, mentoring staff, implementing improvements, and assisting with HR functions, while maintaining a focus on safety, quality, and productivity.

The Production Associate participates in maintaining a safe work environment and handles various production duties such as inspecting equipment, packaging materials, and operating equipment like forklifts and cranes. Responsibilities also include effective communication with the team and potential training in other operational roles. The role requires physical stamina for prolonged standing, lifting, and manual handling in varying weather conditions.

The Operations Planner coordinates production activities, ensuring safety, quality, and cost objectives are met. Responsibilities include managing scheduling, improving operational methods, supervising staff, and analyzing production reports. The role involves close collaboration with management and cross-functional teams to optimize resource utilization and maintain compliance with standards.

The Manager of CRM will optimize the Microsoft Dynamics platform, gathering business requirements and collaborating with IT to support organizational goals. They will manage data flow, analyze CRM data, and oversee CRM projects while providing training and support for users.

The CRM Manager is responsible for optimizing the Microsoft Dynamics platform, bridging business needs with IT, gathering requirements, managing data flow, and overseeing CRM projects. They will be involved in stakeholder engagement, training users, and identifying system enhancements to drive business growth and efficiency.

The Territory Sales Manager will manage a sales territory, support a sales team, develop and grow accounts, conduct sales training, and execute company sales strategies. Key responsibilities include prospecting potential customers, resolving complaints, conducting competitive analysis, and providing sales reports.

As a Territory Sales Manager, you will manage a designated territory and support a sales team to grow revenue. Responsibilities include prospecting, account management, conducting customer training, and developing sales strategies to meet and exceed quotas. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential, along with experience in the building products industry.