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Job Objective:The Second Shift Operations Module Manager has the primary responsibility of leading and managing the night shift work teams, ensuring a positive, productive, and safe work environment. This position ensures compliance with production, quality, safety, and productivity standards to achieve the company's objectives. They must ensure the well-being of personnel, foster a teamwork culture, resolve conflicts effectively, and guarantee the motivation of personnel to achieve production goals without compromising quality or safety.

Responsibilities:
- Leadership and Personnel Management:
- Direct, motivate, and supervise second-shift personnel, ensuring that all employees follow procedures and maintain high levels of productivity and morale.
- Provide visible and accessible leadership for employees, serving as a positive role model in terms of teamwork, ethics, and commitment.
- Develop leadership skills in supervisors and group leaders.
- Work Environment Management:
- Implement strategies to maintain a healthy work environment,



promoting open communication.
- In conjunction with the Human Resources department, conduct periodic employee satisfaction and well-being surveys to identify areas for improvement.
- Organize integration and motivation activities for second-shift personnel, fostering group cohesion.
- Conflict Resolution:
- Together with Human Resources, act as a mediator in conflict situations between employees.
- Implement constructive feedback mechanisms.
- Personnel Motivation and Retention:
- Develop and execute strategies to keep employees motivated and committed to their tasks and the company's vision..
- Regulatory Compliance:
- Ensure that all second-shift operations comply with the company's safety, quality, and environmental regulations, as well as local regulations.
- Reports and Coordination:
- Prepare periodic reports on production, incidents, and shift results for review by senior management.

📌 Operations Module Manager (Tijuana)
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📍 Tijuana