Operations Manager

Principal Accountabilities (The following is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. It is not an exhaustive list of all expectations.): Plan, manage and control all aspects of the day-light operation in order to achieve scheduled departures and provide the highest level of service at the lowest cost Plan, manage and control the UFO re-forwarding function Plan, manage and control the equipment management function which includes, the FAA Repair Station, equipment maintenance and tracking Maintain and implement plans to maintain productivity, safety standards, safety, quality, cost control, and employee morale Manage and control the ramp functions, including loading of aircraft, weight balance of aircraft, loading documentation, and maintaining power to grounded aircraft Manage and control the sort functions, including sorting freight, loading and unloading ULD's and totes, weighing cargo, and controlling mis-shipments Verify freight with shipping documents, ensuring proper routing of freight Identify and report on damages freight Implement and evaluate policies, procedures, and practices relating to the operation Ensure a safe working environment through consistent practice of safety programs and procedures Select, place, and train staff and define specific job assignments. Manage performance to ensure required levels of productivity and organizational objectives are met