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Director of Corporate Operations The Director of Corporate Operations is responsible for overseeing and supporting the operational efficiencies of U.S. and Canada field locations. They will ensure compliance across the board with federal agencies (Canada - ERD, Transportation CA & U.S. - ATF, DOT, MSHA, OSHA, DHS) and state specific regulations. They will ensure that safety is a priority in all aspects of our work. They are responsible for working with Division leaders to manage resources to meet Corporate goals and business objectives. This role is responsible for identifying key performance indicators for direct reports and providing feedback to ensure success of the team, which includes the team in SHES, Transportation, Regulatory, Risk and Claims, Licensing and Leases. The position is part of our Executive Leadership Team and reports directly to the President of U.S. and Canada. Key Responsibilities and Duties Acts as the Corporate contact for ATF, DOT, DHS, MSHA, and OSHA. Lead and maintain a high level of awareness, preparation, and response to safety and security-related risks as well as regulatory compliance. Review, track and investigate high potential near misses with the SHES team. Review, track and investigate theft/loss & product inventory discrepancies, CMV accident investigations, Security breach investigations, and lost time root cause analysis. Review and track commercial drivers' behaviors and speed trends. Support field management teams with insurance claims. Manage field employee uniform initiative. Work with legal counsel on large claim settlements, property leases, and vendor contracts. Develop and implement annual budget for Corporate Operations. Establish agreed upon goals and objectives for direct reports with measurable outcomes and/or key performance indicators. Coach, manage, and develop direct reports to understand KPI measures and budgets. Address behaviors and discipline consistently. Ensure the company has the talent to execute its strategies by hiring and developing a strong team and making succession planning a core business process. Knowledge of product's physical and chemical properties as well as safety precautions for handling, storing and transporting a plus. Consult on site setups, closures, and asset placements. Participate in investigations of accidents and incidents to determine root cause and communicate findings to appropriate parties. Assist in developing and enforcement of standard operating procedures. Lead by conscious choices aligned with our values of Safety as our 1st Priority, Customer Focused, Respect, and the Power of Family. Represent Austin Powder with the Institute for Manufacturers of Explosives (IME). Other duties as assigned. Education and Experience A Bachelor's degree in Environmental Safety, Business Management, or in a related field. Equivalent experience will be considered in lieu of a degree. 10+ years of experience in Safety compliance with extensive knowledge of Occupation Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) regulations (OSHA/MSHA), Bureau of Alcohol, tobacco, firearms and Explosives (ATF), and Department of Transportation (DOT). 10+ years of industry experience in transportation, manufacturing, explosive applications, and/or mining. 10+ years of direct supervisory experience with responsibilities that included hiring and accountability for performance management. Minimum of 5+ years working experience and knowledge of regulatory compliance, regulatory audits, and working with regulators. OSHA, MSHA, and CPR certifications are a plus. Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities Working knowledge of Operations activities. Strong working knowledge of industry regulations. Ability to define problems, collect data, establi