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Agri-Cycle in Vermont is seeking a Compost Operations Manager to oversee all composting activities on-site, including feedstock reception, ASP process, windrow turning, and product quality. You will manage regulatory compliance, equipment maintenance, and community outreach, ensuring safe, efficient operations and timely reporting.
Join a growing team delivering renewable energy by converting organic waste into compost products for local markets while engaging with municipalities and
Agri-Cycle
North Hartland
VT 05052
United States
Agri-Cycle is New England's largest and fastest growing food waste collection company; we are experiencing exponential growth year-after-year and provide an essential service for the entire Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Our process utilizes organic waste to create renewable energy through local anaerobic digestors.
The Compost Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the composting operation, including sourcing amendments, receiving and processing incoming organic material, and managing day-to-day site activities. This role is accountable for monitoring and documenting key pile metrics, ensuring regulatory compliance, maintaining equipment and facilities, and representing the organization at community outreach events.
This is a full-time, on-site position. Occasional weekend availability may be required for community events and operational needs.
Oversee all material logistics, including sourcing amendments, feedstock reception, recipe mixing, management of Aerated Static Pile (ASP) process, windrow turning, screening, and testing to ensure efficient and consistent production output.
Monitor, record, and analyze key pile metrics to maintain product quality and ensure finished compost meets established market specifications. Responsible for cultivating customers for the finished product.
Ensure the facility operates in full compliance with applicable local, state, and federal environmental regulations, including odor management, stormwater controls, and leachate mitigation.
Maintain site cleanliness and equipment readiness through adherence to daily operational checklists and proactive preventive maintenance practices.
Cultivate and sustain relationships with the GUVSWD Board, local stakeholders, and amendment suppliers. Actively participate in on-site community programming, including free compost distribution days, school group tours, and educational outreach initiatives.
Partner with the Terminal Manager to improve site activities and operational efficiencies. Provide support across other areas of the operation as needed. This position reports to the General Manager or Compost Division Lead.
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