Human Resources Manager

The HR manager will partner with management at the plant to manage, administer and answers questions regarding company benefits, policies and procedures. The HR Manager will communicate effectively with management and employees, and represent the company in a positive/professional manner at all times.

- Accurately maintain/update Human Resource Information System records (e.g. SAP, Kronos, Success Factors, E-Verify, etc.)

- Consult with management / supervisors / employees on company issues.

- Communicate and educate employees at all levels on company's culture, policies and practices.

- Review and track all disciplines to ensure correct step issued and consistency.

- Accept applications, perform interviews, make recommendations and perform orientation prior to employee start date.

- Sign off on weekly timecards through the timekeeping system.

- Maintain attendance tracking system and assist in administering discipline as appropriate.

- Process paperwork / documentation, such as FMLA, enrollment forms, etc, completely and accurately.

- Review FMLA paperwork, communicate with corporate any ADA possible accommodations or if fitness for duty is necessary.

- Manage injured workers documentation; attend quarterly review of claims and hearings.

- Assist and schedule employees for transitional work as needed.

- Serve in the capacity of employee-company liaison for issues relating to employment.

- Assist with compliance issues (e.g. OSHA logs, MSDS books, Affirmative Action logs, Ethical Sourcing audits).

- Work with all departments in implementing HR programs and manage the processes, policies and procedures.

- Ability to review/update/have access to the compensation of employees in the organization. The expectation is that all employees in HR will not disclose any confidential information.

- Bachelor's Degree in Human Resources or related field from an accredited institution.

- Must be legally authorized to work for a company in the U.S. without sponsorship.

- Master's Degree and/or certification in Human Resources or a related field.

- 5 or more years of Human Resources experience supporting a large manufacturing facility.

- Ability to handle multiple tasks, troubleshoot and problem solve.

- Ability to maintain confidentiality and high levels of professionalism.

- Occasional exposure to industrial operations including: temperature extremes from approximately 35ºF to 100ºF; noise levels in excess of 85 dB; moisture and moving machinery.