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Comprehensive Logistics Inc. (CLI) seeks a dynamic Plant General Manager to lead all plant operations in a high-tech, growth-focused environment. You will drive P&L, launches, and project initiatives while maintaining strong customer relationships and regional brand growth.
Qualified candidates have automotive/3PL experience, lean/process improvement expertise, and a record of launching operations. A Bachelor’s degree is required, with 5+ years in logistics leadership.
Experience high-performance, customer-centric inbound-to-manufacturing logistics, powered by cutting-edge technology. Comprehensive Logistics (CLI) is expanding, and we need driven Plant General Manager leaders like you! Especially if you thrive in:
We are looking for a dynamic, self-motivated, highly disciplined, and high-energy individual to lead the team as the Plant General Manager. A professional with extensive knowledge to oversee all plant operations and make crucial decisions for the company. The ideal candidate will be comfortable with responsibility for all financial aspects of plant operations and familiar with third-party logistics and/or the automotive industry.
Training: Comprehensive training to fuel your growth and success!
Built for precision. Engineered for the future. When ultimate precision and operational reliability are non-negotiable, CLI delivers. As the most advanced 3PL partner in the industry, we integrate cutting-edge technology, machine learning, and process-driven execution to optimize workflows, eliminate inefficiencies, and ensure flawless delivery. More than a logistics provider, CLI is a true embedded partner - ensuring your supply chain moves with unmatched quality, speed, and control.
Comprehensive Logistics Inc. (CLI) is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
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