Aggregate Plant Manager

World Resource News; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) plan

Job summary

Knife River Corporation is hiring an Aggregate Plant Manager in Boise, Idaho to plan and coordinate personnel and processes for extracting minerals from surface or underground mines, pits, or quarries. The role emphasizes coordinating activities to lower production costs while meeting inventory targets and safety standards.

The manager ensures daily equipment checks and site inspections are completed, trains staff in quality and safe practices, and works with leads to optimize schedules and

Qualifications

• Five years of aggregate industry experience including Idaho aggregate production experience.
• Ability to hold proper licensure with an acceptable driving record.
• A four-year degree or equivalent work experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Plan and coordinate production in aggregates operations, focusing on cost efficiency.
• Conduct daily equipment walk-arounds and site inspections; correct unsafe conditions.
• Work with department leads to meet production costs, schedules and goals.
• Train employees in quality, safety, and efficient work practices.
• Collaborate with quality and production managers to improve product quality and consistency.

Skills

Aggregate industry experience

Idaho experience

Education

Four-year degree or equivalent

Job description

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Knife River Corporation

Boise, ID USA

Knife River Corporation is hiring an Aggregate Plant Manager in Boise, Idaho to plan and coordinate the people extracting minerals from surface or underground mines, pits or quarries, with a focus on coordination and efficiencies that lower variable production cost while keeping required inventory volumes. The manager makes sure daily equipment walk-arounds and site inspections are completed and unsafe conditions corrected, works with department leads and area managers on production cost, schedules and goals, trains employees in quality and safe, efficient work, works with division quality and production managers to improve the quality and consistency of aggregate products, keeps delivery, loading and weighing equipment up to date, troubleshoots material quality and equipment problems, and ensures compliance with MSHA, OSHA, EPA, DNR and other safety and environmental regulations. Minimum qualifications are five years of aggregate industry experience including Idaho aggregate production experience and the ability to hold proper licensure with an acceptable driving record; a four-year degree or equivalent work experience is preferred. Knife River offers a full benefit package including medical, dental, vision and a 401(k).