Minimum five years HR generalist experience, preferably in manufacturing.
Bachelor's degree in HR or related field; Master's preferred.
Proven leadership in developing and executing HR strategy.
Strong skills in talent development and retention.
Experience in TPM and Lean Manufacturing environments.
Responsibilities
Lead safety initiatives to promote a zero-incident workplace.
Develop coaching programs for leaders to enhance performance management.
Design organizational structures that align with business strategy.
Assess organizational performance and implement sustainable solutions.
Champion Inclusion and Diversity in corporate and local initiatives.
Benefits
Engagement in a collaborative work culture promoting innovation.
Opportunity to lead meaningful HR strategies in a dynamic environment.
Access to career development and learning resources.
Participation in corporate initiatives enhancing community and equity.
Involvement in a globally recognized organization committed to sustainability.
Full Job Description
Description
The Sedalia Human Resources (HR) Lead provides strategic HR leadership and serves as a key change agent, driving workforce engagement across all levels of the plant. This role is responsible for developing and executing HR strategies, including TPM Training and Development (T&D), talent acquisition, performance management, and succession planning to support strong business outcomes.
The position reports to the Regional HR Leader, North American Technical Insulation, and oversees one direct report providing HR support to approximately 215 employees.
Responsibilities:
Safety
Lead and support all safety initiatives, reinforcing a culture where all incidents are preventable.
Establish clear safety objectives that drive zero injuries and losses.
Communicate safety strategy and performance effectively to engage employees in achieving zero-loss outcomes.
Leading and Developing Talent
Develop and coach people leaders to drive strong performance management and proactive talent development.
Design and implement an organizational structure aligned to business strategy, ensuring effective staffing through internal and external talent.
Ensure the organization has the skills, capabilities, and servant-leadership mindset required for success.
Build and sustain a strong succession pipeline by attracting, developing, and retaining high-impact talent.
Executing HR Strategies
Lead the TPM Training and Development (T&D) Pillar and execute the Plant Talent Strategy in alignment with Division and Corporate objectives.
Drive organizational performance by assessing results, identifying gaps, and implementing effective, sustainable solutions.
Leverage HR analytics and workforce insights to improve operational performance, retention, and succession outcomes.
Champion Inclusion and Diversity through execution of corporate programs and development of plant-specific initiatives that promote equity and engagement.
Directing Operations
Lead the TPM Training and Development (T&D) Pillar and execute the Plant Talent Strategy aligned with Division and Corporate objectives.
Drive organizational performance by assessing results, identifying gaps, and implementing stainable solutions.
Utilize HR analytics and workforce insights to improve operational performance, retention, and succession planning.
Partner with plant leadership to translate workforce data into effective talent and retention strategies.
Champion Inclusion and Diversity through execution of corporate programs and plant-specific initiatives that promote equity and engagement.
Ensure alignment and transparency through effective communication with the Regional HR Leader, key stakeholders and peers
Serve as the escalation point for employee relations matters by diagnosing root causes and recommending solutions that support business performance and mitigate risk.
Partner with Corporate Labor Relations to ensure plant labor agreements align with business strategy and objectives.
Job Requirements:
Experience:
Minimum of five years of HR generalist experience, preferably in a unionized manufacturing environment.
Bachelor's degree in business, human resources, or a related field required; Master's degree preferred.
Demonstrated ability to lead results through collaboration and influence.
Proven experience developing and executing HR strategy.
Strong capability in attracting, developing, and retaining high-performing talent.
Experience in TPM, Training and Development deployment, and/or World-Class or Lean Manufacturing environments preferred, including leadership of Inclusion and Diversity initiatives that enhance engagement and belonging.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other Characteristics:
Demonstrates strong understanding of business financials and performance metrics.
Effectively advocates for employees while balancing business needs.
Maintains current knowledge of HR best practices, processes, and tools.
Exhibits strong problem-solving and decision-making capabilities.
Communicates clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing, including presentations. Demonstrates a growth mindset with the ability to challenge the status quo.
