Fluid Production Manager MSP
Minneapolis, MN - USA
Job Summary
Discover an exciting future at the Airport!
Position Overview
$80000 - $90000
The Fluid Production Manager is responsible and accountable for the overall safety operational performance and financial success of the fluid production facility at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP). This role oversees the collection storage processing production quality control and distribution of aircraft de-icing fluid (ADF) while ensuring the cost-effective use of facilities equipment labor and company assets.
The Fluid Production Manager is responsible for maintaining a safe and productive work environment supporting company goals and objectives ensuring regulatory compliance managing site financial performance and fostering strong relationships with employees customers airlines airport authorities and business partners. This position plays a key role in continuous improvement initiatives and maintaining exceptional customer service standards.
Reports to: Director Northern US Operations
Location: MSP - Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport Minneapolis MN
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Lead all aspects of facility operations including safety employee performance productivity and customer service.
- Oversee the collection processing quality control production and distribution of aircraft de-icing fluid (ADF) and glycol products.
- Manage site financial performance including budgeting payroll coordination invoicing inventories audits and reporting.
- Ensure compliance with environmental regulations customer contracts company policies and government requirements while maintaining emergency preparedness plans.
- Supervise develop and cross-train employees while supporting recruitment hiring and workforce development initiatives.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with customers airline partners suppliers airport authorities and internal stakeholders to support operational excellence and continuous improvement.
Required Skills and Experience
- College degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant operational management experience.
- Minimum 5 years of airport airline environmental services manufacturing or related operations leadership experience.
- Strong knowledge of regulatory compliance budgeting financial management and operational planning.
- Proven leadership communication organizational and problem-solving skills with the ability to work independently and collaboratively.
- Mechanical aptitude including the ability to work with and/or repair pumps and motors.
- Valid drivers license English proficiency and ability to obtain and maintain required airport security clearances.
Additional Information
- Travel may be required including local domestic and occasional international travel on short notice.
- Directly supervises a diverse team of operational employees supervisors technical specialists mechanics drivers quality control personnel and administrative staff.
- Work environment includes office warehouse and outdoor settings with exposure to weather noise moving equipment vehicles dust and fumes.
- Ability to stand sit bend kneel squat and work in physically demanding environments.
- Ability to lift push and pull up to 75 lbs.
- Must be available to support operational needs outside normal business hours and be present during de-icing events as required.
The Inland Group of Companies is committed to providing equal employment opportunities to all applicants and employees without discrimination based on protected grounds under applicable legislation.
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The Inland Group of Companies offers a variety of opportunities to work in the field of aviation. Whether its deicing aircraft protecting the environment or keeping passengers and cargo moving your future can take off with the Inland Group.
Required Experience:
Manager
About Company
IDS, a member of the Inland Group of Companies, focuses solely on the delivery of aircraft deicing and anti-icing services. Collectively, we have safely deiced over 500,000 aircraft.