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Bartlett Maritime Corporation is seeking a Human Resources Manager-Generalist to lead full-cycle recruiting, oversee HR programs, and ensure compliance in a manufacturing setting. The role reports to the CHRO and is based on-site in Cleveland, OH.
The ideal candidate brings 5–7 years HR experience, union relations expertise, and strong benefits knowledge to drive organizational growth and workforce development.
Job Title: Human Resources Manager - Generalist
Location: 1300 East Ninth St., Ste 1015, Cleveland, OH 44114
Department: Human Resources
Reports To: CHRO
Position Type: Full Time
Work Location: On-Site
Salary Range: $85,000 - $110,000 annually
The Human Resources Manager-Generalist is responsible for supporting and executing key Human Resources functions, including talent acquisition, employee relations, talent management, performance management, benefits administration, compliance, workforce development, and labor relations. This role requires significant recruiting experience, strong health and welfare benefits knowledge, demonstrated supervisory experience, union labor relations experience, and HR Generalist experience supporting a plant manufacturing environment.
We believe that the unique contributions of all BMC employees create our success. To ensure that our culture continues to incorporate everyone's perspectives and experiences, we never discriminate based on race, religion, national origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age or marital, veteran or disability status.
This position offers an opportunity to lead impactful HR initiatives in a dynamic manufacturing environment while supporting organizational growth, employee development, and operational excellence.
Bartlett Maritime Corporation (BMC) was incorporated on February 22, 2019, for the express purpose of supporting and assisting the U.S. Navy in the resolution of the capacity and capability shortfall in the submarine industrial base supporting both new submarine construction and commissioned submarine maintenance. BMC was immediately successful and very profitable, providing shipyard-related technical services to an international client base. Proceeds from early technical services revenue have been used to fund a portion of the multi-million-dollar investment BMC has made in developing, at no direct or indirect cost to the Government, The Bartlett Maritime Plan to restore the required capacity and capability of the U.S. Naval Shipyard industrial enterprise to provide complete support to the U.S. nuclear-powered naval fleet.