Operations management recruitment · Washington

Operations Management Recruitment in Washington

Hiring a general manager in Washington? We look at the P&L they have run and the teams they have built before anything else.

North East

Permanent operations directors for Washington

Permanent leadership hires should leave a site stronger, safer and more profitable.

Operations vacancies across the North East come from automotive and component logistics, port and bulk operators, offshore and renewables supply chains and regional carriers. Each needs leaders who can hold service levels and margin at once.

We ask candidates about the turnover, margin, headcount and service levels they have been responsible for, then about what they changed.

Proven general managers at sites such as the A1(M) and A19 corridor estates are usually approached directly.

Positions we place

From site leaders to operations directors

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

What sets the desk apart

An operations desk, not a generalist agency

Client management

For contract logistics roles we look for leaders who have kept and grown a client relationship, not just hit the service levels.

Pay that reflects the role

We benchmark salary, bonus, car allowance and pension against comparable leadership roles before the search.

Discreet searches

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

What the market pays

What operations leaders earn in Washington

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

If your offer sits below what comparable leaders earn, we tell you before any interviews. Figures are indicative, not a guarantee.

How it works

What happens after you brief us

Confidential approach

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

Leadership screen

P&L, headcount, service levels, safety record and right to work checked before the first interview.

The shortlist

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

Your brief

What we ask at the start

A permanent operations leader builds a management team, a culture and a record with the client. That value grows each year they stay.

We describe the operation as it really runs, including the problems, so the new leader arrives ready for them.

A strong operations brief covers:

  • Headcount and the management team structure
  • Salary, bonus and car allowance
  • Who the role reports to
  • Your interview process, including presentations
Live vacancies

Permanent operations management jobs in the North East

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Operations FAQs

Worth knowing

Do you recruit operations managers in Washington?

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

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.

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 operations leaders outside Washington?

Yes. We cover operations across the North East and search beyond it for relocating candidates when the role needs it.

Do you also recruit warehouse managers?

Yes. Our warehouse desk recruits warehouse managers, shift managers and team leaders.

Where to next

Related operations pages for Washington

Operations management recruitment elsewhere in the North East:

Other specialisms in Washington:

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

Need a general manager?

Tell us about the operation

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