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Q2 Management Inc. seeks a Travel Leader to join our Travel Team. This operations leadership role oversees a small group of shift leaders and quality inspectors at client sites, guiding inspection and rework to ensure parts meet safety and visual standards.
The position requires frequent travel across multiple states with a travel premium on overnight trips, hotel accommodations, paid travel time and mileage, and paid training. It also offers advancement opportunities and paid vacation.
We are seeking candidates that are interested in joining Q2 Management’s Travel Team!
As a Travel Leader, you could be exposed to many dynamic automotive environments and have the opportunity to meet and work with colleagues in the following states: Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia.
As part of the travel team, you can kickstart your career in automotive and build your network. We aim to have you complete your initial training for your role in the branch for which you’ve been hired however, it is not guaranteed. You will be surveyed for travel opportunities as they arise.
Applicants open to travel will receive the following perks when travelling:
The incumbents must have reliable transportation and ability to travel for extended periods if needed. Leaders must commit to travel within 24 hours’ notice.
The Project Leader is a leadership position at Q2 Management.
This role is an operations leader for inspection and rework activities at various client sites. You will be responsible for leading and managing a small team of shift leaders and quality control inspectors. Together, your team will evaluate parts and assemblies to ensure client production is building safe and visually perfect cars.
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