Workshop Manager - Elko, NV

Sandvik Mining is looking for a Workshop Manager, in our Elko, NV facility Sandvik has a strong platform based on our world-class R&D capabilities, and premium, high-tech products. We are at the forefront of automation, digitalization and electrification, and sustainability is an integral part of how we do business. We seek bright, curious, and forward-thinking multi-cultural team members who are motivated by serving customers and employees, in future proofing business and thrive in an inclusive learning culture.

We offer competitive wages and benefits, strong support for learning and professional development, and opportunities to grow a successful, rewarding career in a diverse, collaborative, and globally connected organization that values innovation, fairness, and long-term impact.

The Workshop Manager is responsible for the general management, planning, and resourcing of all rebuild and repair activities within the Elko Workshop in the support of the local Sandvik USA region. The role also focuses on improving customer perception and developing efficient workshop operations that ensure added value to the customer base. This role Workshop Manager requires in-facility presence in the Elko, NV facility.

• Manage and develop facility rebuild operations, offerings, and capabilities consistent with business strategies and identified customer needs.
• Manage workshop resources to meet utilization, production targets, and capacity requirements.
• Develop workshop business plans for additional projects or expansion of current operations.
• Enhance relationships with internal and external customers to support constructive and profitable business partnerships.
• Investigate competitor activities and conduct relevant market research to maintain competitiveness.
• Ensure workshop operations run with efficient and lean processes.
• Create an environment where tasks and actions are driven by strong process and project management concepts.
• Provide input into and achieve agreed business targets, including inventory management, workshop utilization, capacity management, and workshop standards.
• Ensure implementation of appropriate financial controls.
• Optimize rebuild capacity and service offerings for the customer base.
• Ensure customer satisfaction within the area of primary responsibility.
• Hire, coach, motivate, train, evaluate, and direct team members to accomplish goals and objectives.
• Ensure proper onboarding of new personnel in accordance with company procedures.
• Manage, motivate, and influence ad hoc teams as driven by business needs.
• Manage resources to deliver rebuild and repair projects for internal and external customers on time and within budget.
• Comply with Sandvik EHS policies and applicable government, customer, and industry regulations.
• Identify and report unsafe work habits.
• Strive to find safer ways for customers to work with Sandvik products.
• Ensure all activities are carried out in accordance with company values and policies.
• Participate in mining association meetings as designated.
• Stay current on industry developments and competitive repair and rebuild offerings.
• Take responsibility for personal development and skill enhancement.

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent 4 years hands on experience in engineering, business, operations management, or a related discipline
• Minimum of five additional years of workshop, service, rebuild, repair, or heavy equipment maintenance leadership experience
• Demonstrated success managing technicians, supervisors, planners, parts coordination, repair schedules, customer priorities, and workshop production targets
• Strong understanding of mining equipment rebuilds, component repairs, rock drill repairs, welding/fabrication activities, contamination control, quality assurance, and safe workshop practices
• Valid driver's license in good standing
• Ability to obtain and maintain required MSHA, site-specific, EHS, and customer-required training where applicable
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and relevant business systems used for work orders, planning, parts, timekeeping, invoicing, and reporting

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, business, operations management, or a related discipline.
• Ten years of progressive leadership experience in mining, heavy equipment, industrial repair, rebuild, or service operations.
• Experience leading a multi-disciplinary workshop environment, including machine