Milling & Baking News - August 20, 2013 - 46

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Plant Manager – P & H Milling Group

Focus on health, safety, quality and creating best practices

Here is the opportunity to add your management and leadership skills to a successful flour milling
operation in Halifax. Reporting to the V.P., Eastern Canada, you will add to a tradition of excellence
as you assume P&L responsibility for plant operations.
With 45 people in the plant, you will focus on taking health, safety and quality scores to the next level. A member of the senior team, you
will also play a role in directing capital investment in the plant to further enhance the company’s performance. An exceptional collaborator and developer of people, your connection with operating personnel will allow you to institute best practices in the plant. You’ll also
have the chance to share performance improvement insights with P&H’s other eight mills across Canada.
In addition to your post secondary education, you have worked your way up through successively senior operational roles to plant management. You have developed your technical, and mechanical aptitude.
If you are interested in exploring this opportunity, please call Jeff Forbes or James Laing at (902) 422-4886 or submit your resume online
at http://jobs.kbrs.ca/Careers/9995/

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Milling Superintendent
Knappen Milling Co. was established in 1929
as a specialty milling company making a variety
of cleaned and milled wheat products. Our
finished materials can be found in our customer’s
products on store shelves all across the United
States and into areas of both Canada and Mexico.
Knappen Milling Company is a certified SQF
quality supplier and is located in Southwestern
Michigan off of Hwy I-94 between Battle Creek
and Kalamazoo. Knappen Milling offers a
competitive wage and benefit package including
medical and dental insurance, paid vacation,
401K, life insurance, bonuses and opportunities
for advancement within the company.
The ideal candidate will possess a strong
background in flour milling which includes
a degree in Milling Science from Kansas
State University and a minimum of 4 years
of experience with hands-on production
management.
This candidate will manage, supervise, and train
the production staff in the milling department,
provide guidance and direction to subordinates,
including setting performance standards and
monitoring subordinates performance.
This candidate will supervise between 9 and
12 employees including both hourly union
employees and salaried supervisors.
Interested applicants should contact,
John Shouse
Vice President of Operations
Knappen Milling Co
PO Box 245, 110 South Water
Augusta, MI. 49012-0245
Jshouse@knappen.com
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