Ansbach, Bayern
Job Summary
A Group Operations Manager manages the operational activities across multiple departments or locations, ensuring efficiency, consistency, and alignment with strategic goals. The role involves effective team management, budgets, and resources, focusing on process improvement, performance enhancement, and adherence to quality standards and compliance requirements.
Key Responsibilities
1. Develops and implements operational strategies to achieve business objectives, ensuring alignment with the company's overall vision and goals.
2. Identifies and implements process improvements to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve overall productivity.
3. Leads and mentors teams, providing coaching, training, and feedback to improve performance, and fosters a positive and collaborative work environment.
4. Manages budgets, resources, and procurement, ensuring efficient allocation and cost-effectiveness.
5. Tracks and analyzes key performance indicators (KPIs) to identify areas for improvement and optimize operations.
6. Ensures compliance with company policies, regulations, and industry standards, and maintains high quality standards.
7. Facilitates effective communication and collaboration with other departments, stakeholders, and vendors.
8. Identifies and manages potential risks, implementing mitigation strategies to minimize impact.
Skill Requirements
1. Group Operations Manager needs a combination of hard and soft skills to effectively lead and manage operational processes within an organization.
2. These skills include leadership, communication, problem-solving, analytical thinking, and project management, among others.
3. Additionally, strong financial and organizational skills are crucial for managing budgets and resources, and ensuring efficient workflows.

Other Requirements
1. ITIL 4 Foundation is a must and PMP/Prince2 or Six Sigma are optional
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