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We are looking for an experienced Human Resources leader to guide people operations for a growing manufacturing organization across multiple sites in Ontario, California. This position partners closely with senior leadership to shape workforce strategy, strengthen employee engagement, and support a high-performing, hands-on environment. The role is ideal for someone who brings strong business acumen, practical HR leadership, and the ability to balance strategic planning with day-to-day execution.
Job Responsibility
Direct human resources strategy and daily HR operations for three manufacturing locations supporting a workforce of more than 300 employees
Collaborate with executive leaders to build people initiatives that support business goals, operational needs, and long-term organizational growth
Lead key HR programs such as employee relations, recruiting, performance management, onboarding, benefits administration, and policy oversight
Drive culture and organizational development efforts that improve retention, strengthen engagement, and support leadership effectiveness
Maintain compliance with applicable federal, state, and local employment regulations while promoting consistent HR practices across all sites
Create, refine, and implement HR policies, procedures, and best practices to ensure alignment and operational consistency throughout the organization
Coach and develop HR staff members while establishing clear standards for service delivery, communication, and execution across locations
Advise managers on sensitive employee matters, including performance concerns, workplace conflict, corrective action, and resolution planning
Support workforce planning, succession planning, and broader change management initiatives that help the business adapt and scale effectively
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field is required
Fluency in both English and Spanish is required
At least 10 years of progressive human resources experience, including leadership responsibility
Prior success supporting HR functions in a multi-site manufacturing setting is required
Strong working knowledge of employment law, compliance standards, and HR operational best practices
Experience in a non-union environment is required
Demonstrated ability to influence senior leaders and guide organizational change through effective partnership and communication
Hands-on leadership approach with strong interpersonal, coaching, and problem-solving skills