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Managing Director 3 – FC – Business Development

Tower International, Inc.

Managing Director 3 – FC – Business Development

Madison, MS
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    POSITION SUMMARY Provide the necessary Human Resource skills and leadership to the Plant to achieve optimal levels of safety, quality, productivity and delivery to assure internal and external customer satisfaction. SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES Intermediate to advanced level position where colleague has reached competency in the discipline. Understands and applies concepts. Performs varied and more complex tasks, using independent judgment with minimum supervision. Makes decisions within broad parameters. May mentor less experienced colleagues.

    • Support the Company''s mission, vision, values and goals in the performance of daily activities.
    • Provide key input into the development of departmental strategic goals along with identifying key measurable to support the departmental goals.
    • Maintain positive colleague relations through effective communication and prompt attention to colleague concerns.
    • Assist salaried colleagues in preparing and documenting disciplinary action.
    • Provide support to salaried colleagues on company policies and procedures.
    • Maintain applicant files and records as required by federal and state law.
    • Coordinate applicant testing through external third party/internal testing administration.
    • Conduct reference checks and background investigations for all applicants.
    • Maintain required hourly manning levels.
    • Champion orientation program for all new hires.
    • Conduct exit interviews with all salaried terminated Colleagues.
    • Coordinate all internal postings and transfers.
    • Develop and maintain job descriptions for all hourly positions and assist in salaried job descriptions.
    • Assist plant leadership in developing an annual training assessment.
    • Champion the execution of the annual plant-training plan.
    • Maintain training records for all colleagues.
    • Administer the company benefit plans by servicing the plant on a daily basis.
    • Functions as the primary contact with the insurance companies and with Corporate Benefits.
    • Counsel terminated colleagues of their options under the COBRA guidelines. Notify corporate benefits of the termination so the appropriate paperwork is sent to the colleague.
    • Functions as the plant contact for the 401K plans for hourly and salaried colleagues.
    • Maintain accurate attendance records for all hourly colleagues and prepare disciplinary write-ups as necessary.
    • Assist in processing all MESC forms and represent the company at all unemployment hearings.
    • Maintain all active and terminated hourly files in compliance to federal and state employment laws.
    • Coordinate all hourly and salaried performance reviews after 90 days.
    • Responsible for verifications of employment.
    • Champion colleague relations "fun activities" (ex. Plant Picnic, Christmas Party) and community service activities (ex. Blood Drive, United Way, etc.).
    • Manage and track workers compensation, primary contact with carrier and with clinic for work related injuries.
    • Tracks and reports department metrics on a monthly/annual basis.
    • Initiates recommendations for improved processes, structures and approaches and follows through with design and implementation.
    • Support plant activities towards achieving customer awards and Quality registrations (ex. TS 16949/ISO14001, Pentastar)
    • Assist supervisors in preparing all accident reports for identification of root cause and corrective action.
    • Responsible for following all internal and OSHA required safety procedures in performing all daily work activities.
    • Maintain a positive working relationship with all levels of the organization.
    • Maintain high standards of housekeeping throughout the plant.
    • Adherence to all company policies and procedures (ex. Quality Policy Manual, Colleague Handbook, Level II procedures, etc.) RELATIONSHIPS/CONTACTS Reports directly to the Human Resources Manager. Interfaces on a frequent basis with all plant salaried and hourly colleagues and corporate human resources, compensation and benefits. LEADERSHIP/SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES
    • Provides leadership on HR issues to colleagues in the plant.
    • Ability to identify, select, train and coach management talent.
    • Provides model behavior to demonstrate corporate values. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
    • Bachelors Degree in Human Resources, Business (or equivalent experience).
    • Minimum of three (3) years of experience in human resources.
    • Specific knowledge in several HR processes and practices (labor relations, organizational development, leadership development, compensation, benefits, etc.)
    • SPHR or PHR certification preferred.
    • Excellent organizational, analytical and communication skills.
    • Ability to work in a fast paced environment.
    • Strong problem resolution skills, along with customer service and team orientation skills.
    • Proven leadership ability and excellent interpersonal skills.
    • Ability to work well with others in a team environment.
    • Proficient in Microsoft Office software.
    • Ability to read and write in English and to perform mathematical calculations. PHYSICAL DEMANDS, WORK ENVIRONMENT AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS Duties include but are not limited to: stand, walk, twist, bend, lift, see, talk and hear. Ability to travel. Occasionally exposed to moving mechanical parts, vibration and hazardous materials. The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by colleagues assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, qualifications, or working conditions.

    Required Skills Required Experience

  • Qualifications
    • College degree in discipline related to functional work, or demonstrated ability to meet the job requirements through a comparable number of years of applicable work experience.

    • 10+ years of experience in supply chain with relevant work experience in all types of printing paper products, and other print related materials.

    • Ability to act as an advocate for RRD’s requirements with suppliers

    • Excellent communication skills with ability to respond to sensitive supplier issues with professionalism

    • Good organizational skills with ability to handle rapidly changing priorities

    • High proficiency in computer skills, especially procurement systems and aptitude to learn additional systems

    • Good analytical and computational skills for price evaluations and spend analysis

    • Negotiating, contracting, and supply chain skills are critical

    • Capability to function in a team environment

     

     

    RRD IS AN EEO/AA INCLUDING VETS AND DISABLED EMPLOYER