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Polygon US Corp in Irving, TX is seeking an Operations Manager to lead project execution, resource coordination, and safety compliance. You will drive client-focused outcomes, cost control, and effective communication with Sales for estimating and scoping.
The role oversees local office operations, assets, and P&L, while guiding team development and adherence to DOT regulations. A NetSuite-based workflow supports project and time reporting.
Become a part of a team that makes a difference.
$90-95k, override commissions, and AIP bonus potential
When something happens that changes people’s lives Polygon is needed. Our customers rely on us being by their side when they need us the most. They trust that we will efficiently take care of their problems with excellence, integrity, and empathy.
Now is your opportunity to join us. We are currently looking for an Operations Manager for our Operations team.
Under the direction of the Regional Business Unit Manager and in close cooperation with sales personnel, the Operations Manager is responsible for producing and completing assigned projects in any market segment in order to satisfy the customer’s needs and expectations. Additionally, the Operations Manager will perform and supervise other operations personnel with field work within an assigned office. The Operations Manager will be responsible for the overall management of the local office including but not limited to project execution, equipment readiness, Team development, and overall day to day management of operations.
Thank you for your interest in Polygon Group US.
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