Operations directors · East of England

Operations Management Recruitment in Harwich

Leaders who hit the service levels and grow the margin, recruited for contract logistics, distribution and fulfilment operations in Harwich.

East of England

Hiring operations leaders for good in Harwich

Most proven general managers are busy running a site. The search has to go to them.

Operations across the East of England are connected by the A14, M11, A1(M) and A12, the Port of Felixstowe and London Stansted Airport. Leaders who understand that network plan capacity with fewer surprises.

Senior operations offers compete with every major operator in reach. We help set salary, bonus and car allowance so the offer lands.

The strongest operations candidates across the East of England are usually already leading operations for businesses such as port and container logistics, customs and forwarding businesses, FMCG and agri-food supply chains and national 3PLs.

The jobs we work

The permanent leadership seats we fill

The people who own the service, the costs and the team.

Our approach in Harwich

Right leader, right contract, right culture

People leadership

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

Discreet searches

Senior searches are run confidentially, whether you are replacing a leader or planning ahead.

Beyond the start date

We stay in touch through the first months as the new leader takes charge.

Pay, clearly

What operations leaders earn in Harwich

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

Operations pay in the East of England moves with the size of the operation, the number of sites and the contract: multi-site and director roles earn the most. Figures are indicative, not a guarantee.

How it works

Brief, search, shortlist

The shortlist

A short list of leaders, each with notes on scale, results and leadership style.

Interviews and site visits

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

Offer and onboarding

We help agree the package and stay in touch while the new leader takes charge.

Your brief

The brief that works

Frequent changes at the top of a site show up in turnover, safety and service levels. Continuity steadies all three.

Many operations directors began as shift or site managers. We recruit at every step of that path.

A strong operations brief covers:

  • The operation, its sites and its sector
  • Headcount and the management team structure
  • The client or contract, if it is a 3PL operation
  • Travel between sites and any relocation
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Operations FAQs

Before you ask

Do you recruit operations managers in Harwich?

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

Which operations roles do you recruit for?

Operations and general managers, site and regional operations managers, operations directors, heads of operations, contract managers, continuous improvement managers and mobilisation managers.

Can you run a confidential search?

Yes. Senior searches can be run discreetly, including when the current post holder is still in place.

Can you recruit a leadership team for a new contract?

Yes. We can recruit the general manager and senior team together, timed to the contract start.

What keeps an operations leader?

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

Around the region

Related operations pages for Harwich

Operations management recruitment elsewhere in the East of England:

Other specialisms in Harwich:

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

Planning for succession?

Tell us about the operation

Tell us what the next leader must fix and we will find people who have fixed it before.