Leading Plumbing & Heating Manager for Operations andGrowth

Leading Plumbing & Heating Manager for Operations andGrowth


Company
Valleyview Co-op
Location
Toronto, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
6 days ago
Via
via Talent.com
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Job Description
Drive operational success as a Plumbing & Heating

Manager. Oversee financial management, scheduling, and compliance

while leading a skilled team and fostering client

relationships.

In this critical role, you'll

manage the Plumbing & Heating department's operations and

finances. Responsibilities include supervising Journeypersons,

apprentices, and staff while ensuring timely administrative tasks.

Your leadership will focus on cultivating existing clients and

identifying new business opportunities while adhering to industry

standards and safety protocols.

Responsibilities : • Oversee operational and financial aspects of

the department • Supervise and schedule jobs for technicians and

office staff • Ensure timely completion of administrative duties •

Manage inventory and fleet operations effectively • Support

business expansion through customer

development

Requirements : • Journeyperson

ticket in plumbing or related fields • Extensive plumbing and

heating operational experience • Strong organizational and

leadership skills • Proficient with industry software and

administrative tasks • Proven safety standard maintenance and job

quality

Lead the Plumbing & Heating

department toward efficient operations and growth by mentoring

staff and ensuring compliance. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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