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Operations Management Recruitment in Boston

From site operations managers to regional directors, we find permanent leaders in Boston with results they can explain.

East Midlands

Boston operations management recruitment

Every operations candidate we put forward has been screened on the P&L, the headcount and the results they delivered.

Sites such as DIRFT (Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal), Magna Park and the big-shed parks on the M1 and A14 vary in scale and pace. We match leaders to the operation they will actually be running.

Many operations roles cover more than one site. We check how much travel each candidate is ready for before they reach the shortlist.

Across the East Midlands, operations and general managers are hired by national distribution centres, airfreight and express operators, e-commerce fulfilment and contract logistics.

Roles we fill

Operations roles we recruit for

Site, contract, regional and improvement leadership roles.

How we work with Boston operators

A shortlist of proven leaders

People leadership

We ask how candidates built their management teams and what happened to staff turnover on their watch.

Safety leadership

Every operations screen covers the candidate's approach to health and safety.

Leadership teams for mobilisations

For a new contract or site we can recruit the general manager and the senior team, timed to go-live.

Pay benchmarks

What operations leaders earn in Boston

Indicative permanent salaries in Boston run from around £45k for operations managers up to £100k+ for operations directors.

Bonus structures matter at this level. We check how each candidate's current bonus is calculated so the comparison is fair. Figures are indicative, not a guarantee.

How it works

Three stages to a hire

The brief

The operation, the P&L, the team, the client and the result the new leader must deliver.

Confidential approach

Proven leaders are approached discreetly, with the facts that would make a move worth considering.

Interviews and site visits

We arrange interviews, presentations and site visits, then brief each candidate beforehand.

Your brief

Details that sharpen the search

An empty leadership seat is expensive: overtime climbs, clients lose patience and the team stops improving.

Senior notice periods can be long, so we plan the start date from the first conversation.

A strong operations brief covers:

  • Headcount and the management team structure
  • Service levels and key performance measures
  • The biggest problem the new leader must solve
  • Who the role reports to
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Operations FAQs

Frequently asked

Do you recruit operations managers in Boston?

Yes. We recruit permanent operations managers, general managers and operations directors for businesses across the East Midlands.

How do you assess operations leaders?

We look at the P&L, headcount and service levels they have been responsible for, their safety record and their right to work, then discuss your operation with them.

Do you recruit continuous improvement managers?

Yes. We recruit continuous improvement and lean managers who can show measurable changes on the sites they have worked.

I lead logistics operations. How do I find my next role?

Upload your CV and tell us the size of operation, the sector and the location you want. We will contact you, discreetly, when a permanent role fits.

What keeps an operations leader?

Authority to decide, investment in the site, realistic targets and a package in line with the market.

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Related operations pages for Boston

Operations management recruitment elsewhere in the East Midlands:

Other specialisms in Boston:

See our national Operations Management Recruitment page, or all logistics recruitment in Boston.

A leadership seat to fill?

Submit your operations vacancy

Send the brief and we will flag anything in the package or timescale likely to slow the search.