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Version: 26.03.19

Operations Manager

Job Description​

An operations manager oversees the company's operations. These top-level business roles ensure processes run efficiently and often oversee various departments to ensure employees are completing their work properly and in a timely manner.

The operations manager oversees all business operations at a company as a senior manager. As the supreme daily operations manager, they work with middle managers as well as employees to ensure day-to-day processes operate at maximum efficiency.


Responsibilities​

  • Developing and implementing strategies that maximize profits and productivity.
  • Maintaining relationships with key clients and stakeholders.
  • Creating and managing budgets.
  • Create More Efficient and Consistent Processes
  • Optimize staff for most efficient schedule
  • Maintain staff schedule and hours of operation
  • Inform and train staff of changes to processes, new technology, and procedures
  • Using data & metrics from business analyst to implement changes and improvements
    • Marketing/social media tracker to make recommendations to marketing
    • Sales analysis to make recommendations to sales manager and CEO
    • Inventory analysis to make recommendations to product manager and used/vintage buyer
  • Listings efficiency, consistency, quality control and improvements
    • Photos
    • Listing generators
    • SEO for online listings
  • Improving efficiency, organization and profit to the following processes
    • Trades
    • Layaways
    • Consignment
    • Appointment
    • Listings
    • Financing
    • Street Buys
    • Invoices
    • Special orders
    • Pre-Orders
    • Shop Inventory orders
    • Shipping And Receiving

Accountabilities​

  • Sales
    • KPI: Monthly Sales Revenue, Sales Profits and Net profit
  • Listings
    • KPI: Number of inventory listings in a month
  • Repairs
    • KPI: Off-sight repair reported hours are congruent with logged repair work
  • Overhead
    • KPI: Payroll relative to monthly gross sales
    • KPI: Expenses relative to monthly gross sales
    • KPI: Losses relative to monthly gross sales
  • Marketing
    • KPI: Number of posts weekly on all social media platforms

Authority​

  • Implement check-lists, protocols, processes and standards
  • Authority over all staff excluding general manager and CEO

Schedule​

  • Daily
    • Review inventory, metrics, cash flow and staff schedule
  • Weekly
    • Use data from business analyst to make adjustments to inventory, cash flow, staff schedule, and processes
  • Monthly
    • Review and analyze store metrics, sales, number of listings made month over month
      • Implement more efficient processes for daily tasks, sales transactions and customer service
    • Review individual performances and KPI's
      • Look for opportunities to increase individual performance output and training
  • Quarterly
    • Review all metrics, business analysis data, individual performance data
      • Innovate and implement ways to increase efficiency of business
    • Formal Individual performance review for all staff with CEO

Goals​

Increase the amount of sales revenue through more efficient processes.

Limit inventory issues, inaccuracies in sheets data, account balances and scheduling issues by organization through policies, guidelines and detailed processes.