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Operations technician jobs in New Mexico are concentrated in energy, defense, and manufacturing, with employers like Intel (Rio Rancho), Sandia National Laboratories (Albuquerque), and oil and gas operators in the Permian Basin extension near Carlsbad and Hobbs actively hiring. International candidates with technical credentials will find visa sponsorship opportunities primarily in these industrial sectors.
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The Operations Manager provides visible, hands-on leadership for the 24-hour metal distribution operation in Santa Teresa, NM, Plant, ensuring safe, efficient, and disciplined execution across all shifts. This role leads operational performance by aligning people, processes, and resources to deliver exceptional customer service, operational excellence, and business results.
Success in this role depends on building capable supervisors, developing engaged employees, fostering a culture of accountability, respect, and continuous improvement, and creating an environment where people are empowered to perform at their best. Lead a safe, disciplined, and people-centered operation by aligning teams, optimizing performance, and creating the conditions for employees to succeed while consistently delivering exceptional customer and business results.
Job Description
1. Operational Leadership
- Lead daily operations across all shifts to ensure safe, efficient, and accurate execution.
- Establish clear daily, weekly, and monthly operating priorities.
- Align receiving, material handling, storage, processing, staging, packaging, shipping, and fulfillment activity with customer requirements and available capacity.
- Monitor order flow, backlog, schedule adherence, shipping performance, and daily constraints.
- Maintain strong shift handoff discipline between days, afternoons, nights, and weekends.
- Maintain a strong sense of urgency while fostering a calm, focused, and organized work environment.
- Ensure supervisors have the authority, clarity, and support needed to lead their teams effectively.
- Maintain a clean, organized, disciplined, and inspection-ready operation.
2. Safety and Workplace Discipline
- Lead a safety-first culture across all shifts.
- Ensure compliance with company safety standards, legal requirements, equipment procedures, and site rules.
- Conduct regular floor walks focused on unsafe conditions, unsafe behaviors, housekeeping, equipment condition, and material handling risk.
- Ensure proper use of PPE, cranes, forklifts, lifting equipment, racking, saws, packaging stations, and other operational assets.
- Respond to safety concerns quickly and seriously.
- Ensure incidents, near misses, and hazards are investigated and corrected.
- Hold leaders and employees accountable for safety standards without public shaming or emotional reactions.
- Reinforce that safety and productivity are not competing priorities.
- Develop a Level 5 Mindfulness safety culture where employees actively identify, communicate, and address risks before incidents occur.
3. Supervisor Development and Support
- Provide supervisors with clear priorities before each shift.
- Ensure supervisors understand the business context behind priorities, not just the task list.
- Coach supervisors on communication, accountability, conflict management, planning, employee engagement, and follow-through.
- Empower supervisors to lead confidently by providing coaching, support, and appropriate decision-making authority.
- Support supervisors in identifying and removing operational roadblocks, enabling them to lead their teams effectively.
- Ensure supervisors are not left carrying unclear priorities, broken processes, or unresolved escalations.
- Create consistency across all shifts by aligning leadership practices, operating standards, communication, and employee expectations.
- Build supervisor capability through regular one-on-one coaching, floor observation, and feedback.
4. People Leadership and Culture
- Be visible and approachable on the floor.
- Build trust with hourly employees through fairness, consistency, honesty, and follow-through.
- Treat employees as people, not just labor capacity.
- Recognize strong performance, effort, improvement, and teamwork.
- Address poor performance directly and respectfully.
- Create an environment where employees feel safe raising problems, concerns, and improvement ideas.
- Ensure rules are applied consistently across shifts and individuals.
- Support employee development, cross-training, and skill progression.
- Understand the human side of the operation, including employee pressures, family realities, health, morale, and personal challenges, without lowering standards or avoiding accountability.
- Build and sustain a healthy organization by creating clarity, reinforcing organizational values, fostering trust, encouraging constructive debate, and ensuring employees are aligned around priorities and expectations.
5. Customer and Service Performance
- Ensure customer orders are fulfilled accurately, completely, and on time.
- Drive strong performance in picking, packing, staging, shipping, documentation, and inventory control.
- Respond quickly to service failures, late orders, quality issues, inventory discrepancies, and operational bottlenecks.
- Work closely with customer service, planning, sales, quality, purchasing, and transportation teams.
- Ensure customer commitments are realistic, visible, and actively managed.
- Promote a customer-focused mindset throughout the operation so employees understand how their work affects the customer.
6. Inventory, Material Flow, and Asset Utilization
- Ensure accurate receiving, put-away, picking, staging, and shipping transactions.
- Maintain inventory accuracy through cycle counts, process discipline, and root-cause correction.
- Reduce wasted movement, double handling, congestion, damage, and delays.
- Ensure proper storage and handling of copper, aluminum, steel, and other metal products.
- Maintain control over scrap, damage, rework, and material loss.
- Ensure cranes, forklifts, racking, saws, packaging equipment, and other assets are used safely and efficiently.
- Partner with maintenance or service providers to maximize equipment uptime.
- Improve layout, flow, staging, and visual management where needed.
7. Performance Management and Continuous Improvement
- Establish and manage key daily performance indicators.
- Lead daily operating reviews with supervisors and key support functions.
- Use data to identify constraints, recurring problems, productivity gaps, quality issues, and service risks.
- Drive root-cause problem solving instead of temporary firefighting.
- Implement practical continuous improvement actions that improve flow, safety, quality, cost, and delivery.
- Ensure corrective actions are assigned, tracked, and closed.
- Build standard work where processes are inconsistent or dependent on individual habits.
- Challenge excuses while still listening to real operational constraints.
Managerial Requirements
- The Operations Manager must be capable of managing a complex, high-velocity, multi-shift distribution environment.
- Experience leading a 24-hour or multi-shift operation.
- Strong understanding of warehouse, distribution, metal processing, or industrial material flow.
- Ability to manage supervisors, team leads, hourly employees, and support functions.
- Strong knowledge of safety practices in an industrial environment.
- Experience with cranes, forklifts, racking, heavy material handling, and metal product storage is strongly preferred.
- Ability to manage daily labor planning, overtime, attendance, productivity, and shift coverage.
- Strong understanding of inventory control, shipping accuracy, receiving discipline, and transaction integrity.
- Ability to use operational data to drive performance.
- Strong communication skills across hourly, supervisory, management, and customer-facing functions.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment where priorities change quickly.
- Strong discipline around follow-up, escalation, and problem closure.
- Comfortable being on the floor regularly across different shifts.
Minimum Qualifications
Minimum 7 to 10 years of progressive operations leadership experience.
Minimum 3 to 5 years managing supervisors or team leaders.
Experience in distribution, metal service centers, manufacturing, logistics, or industrial operations.
Proven ability to lead in a fast-paced, labor-intensive environment.
Strong safety leadership background.
Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles and continuous improvement methodologies.
Strong communication, planning, and problem-solving skills.
Demonstrated ability to hold people accountable while maintaining respect and trust.
Comfortable working flexible hours to support a 24-hour operation.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in metal distribution, metal processing, copper, aluminum, steel, or industrial materials.
- Experience with ERP/WMS systems.
- Experience with lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, 5S, visual management, or daily management systems.
- Experience leading union or non-union hourly teams.
- Experience supporting OEM, industrial, or time-sensitive customer requirements.
Working Conditions
On-site role based at the Santa Teresa, NM, facility.
Requires regular floor presence in an industrial environment.
Must be available to support all shifts in a 24-hour operation.
May require occasional evening, night, weekend, or urgent operational support.
Requires interaction with heavy material handling, mobile equipment, warehouse traffic, and production/distribution activity.
Compensation: The hiring range for this position is $91,000-$105,000 USD annually. Placement within the range will be based on factors such as skills, experience, and qualifications.
We offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, including dental, medical, vision, RRSP, and life insurance—along with the opportunity to lead a high-impact operation and build strong, engaged teams.
The above is intended to describe the general content of and requirement for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities or requirements.
This position has been identified as “safety sensitive” by thyssenkrupp under applicable laws. Accordingly, any application for this position that is considered for employment with thyssenkrupp requires successful completion of pre-employment drug testing, which may include testing for marijuana in accordance with any applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Benefits Overview
We offer competitive company benefits to eligible positions, such as:
- Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance
- Life Insurance and Disability
- Voluntary Wellness Programs
- 401(k) and RRSP programs with Company Match
- Paid Vacation and Holidays
- Tuition Reimbursement
- And more!
Benefits may vary based on job, country, union role, and/or company segment. Please work with your recruiter or tk representative for applicable benefits information.
Disclaimer
This is to notify the general public that some individuals/entities are using the thyssenkrupp (“TK”) name, trademark, domain name, and logo without authorization. They are posing as employees, representatives, or agents of TK and its associated/group companies. These individuals/entities are fraudulently offering jobs online through texts, websites, telephone calls, emails, or by issuing fake offer letters. They are also soliciting jobseekers to deposit money in certain bank accounts or providing jobseekers with fraudulent checks to obtain banking information.
TK does not ask, solicit, or accept any monies in any form from candidates, job applicants, or potential jobseekers, who have applied to or wish to apply to TK, whether online or otherwise as a pre-employment requirement. TK bears no responsibility for money being deposited/withdrawn therefrom in response to such fake offers.
Equal opportunity employer, including people with disabilities and veterans.
Applicants with disabilities may be entitled to reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act and certain state or local laws. For those requiring assistance completing the application or the application process and request information relating to the need for accommodation, please contact reasonableaccommodation@thyssenkrupp.com.
TK does not:
- Send job offers from free email services like Gmail, Rediffmail, Yahoo mail, etc.;
- Request payment of any kind from prospective jobseekers or candidates for employment;
- Authorize anyone to collect money or agree to any monetary arrangement in return for a job at TK;
- Send checks to job seekers; or
- Make job offers through third parties. In the event TK uses professional recruitment services through a third party, offers are always made directly by TK and not by any third parties.
PLEASE NOTE:
- TK strongly recommends that potential jobseekers do not respond to such fake solicitations, in any manner;
- TK will not be responsible to anyone acting on an employment offer that is not directly made by TK;
- Anyone making an employment offer in return for money is not authorized by TK; and
- TK reserves the right to take legal action, including criminal action, against such individuals/entities.
TK follows a formal recruitment process through its own HR department and applications are evaluated by its HR department through pre-defined processes. Please visit our official careers website at https://jobs.thyssenkrupp.com/en to view authentic job openings at TK.
If you receive any unauthorized, suspicious, or fraudulent offers or interview calls, please email us at tkmna.employee.care@thyssenkrupp-materials.com.
We shall not accept any liability towards the representation made in any fraudulent communication or its consequences, and such fraudulent communication shall not be treated as any kind of offer or representation by TK or its group companies and affiliates.
Job Summary
The Operations Manager provides visible, hands-on leadership for the 24-hour metal distribution operation in Santa Teresa, NM, Plant, ensuring safe, efficient, and disciplined execution across all shifts. This role leads operational performance by aligning people, processes, and resources to deliver exceptional customer service, operational excellence, and business results.
Success in this role depends on building capable supervisors, developing engaged employees, fostering a culture of accountability, respect, and continuous improvement, and creating an environment where people are empowered to perform at their best. Lead a safe, disciplined, and people-centered operation by aligning teams, optimizing performance, and creating the conditions for employees to succeed while consistently delivering exceptional customer and business results.
Job Description
1. Operational Leadership
- Lead daily operations across all shifts to ensure safe, efficient, and accurate execution.
- Establish clear daily, weekly, and monthly operating priorities.
- Align receiving, material handling, storage, processing, staging, packaging, shipping, and fulfillment activity with customer requirements and available capacity.
- Monitor order flow, backlog, schedule adherence, shipping performance, and daily constraints.
- Maintain strong shift handoff discipline between days, afternoons, nights, and weekends.
- Maintain a strong sense of urgency while fostering a calm, focused, and organized work environment.
- Ensure supervisors have the authority, clarity, and support needed to lead their teams effectively.
- Maintain a clean, organized, disciplined, and inspection-ready operation.
2. Safety and Workplace Discipline
- Lead a safety-first culture across all shifts.
- Ensure compliance with company safety standards, legal requirements, equipment procedures, and site rules.
- Conduct regular floor walks focused on unsafe conditions, unsafe behaviors, housekeeping, equipment condition, and material handling risk.
- Ensure proper use of PPE, cranes, forklifts, lifting equipment, racking, saws, packaging stations, and other operational assets.
- Respond to safety concerns quickly and seriously.
- Ensure incidents, near misses, and hazards are investigated and corrected.
- Hold leaders and employees accountable for safety standards without public shaming or emotional reactions.
- Reinforce that safety and productivity are not competing priorities.
- Develop a Level 5 Mindfulness safety culture where employees actively identify, communicate, and address risks before incidents occur.
3. Supervisor Development and Support
- Provide supervisors with clear priorities before each shift.
- Ensure supervisors understand the business context behind priorities, not just the task list.
- Coach supervisors on communication, accountability, conflict management, planning, employee engagement, and follow-through.
- Empower supervisors to lead confidently by providing coaching, support, and appropriate decision-making authority.
- Support supervisors in identifying and removing operational roadblocks, enabling them to lead their teams effectively.
- Ensure supervisors are not left carrying unclear priorities, broken processes, or unresolved escalations.
- Create consistency across all shifts by aligning leadership practices, operating standards, communication, and employee expectations.
- Build supervisor capability through regular one-on-one coaching, floor observation, and feedback.
4. People Leadership and Culture
- Be visible and approachable on the floor.
- Build trust with hourly employees through fairness, consistency, honesty, and follow-through.
- Treat employees as people, not just labor capacity.
- Recognize strong performance, effort, improvement, and teamwork.
- Address poor performance directly and respectfully.
- Create an environment where employees feel safe raising problems, concerns, and improvement ideas.
- Ensure rules are applied consistently across shifts and individuals.
- Support employee development, cross-training, and skill progression.
- Understand the human side of the operation, including employee pressures, family realities, health, morale, and personal challenges, without lowering standards or avoiding accountability.
- Build and sustain a healthy organization by creating clarity, reinforcing organizational values, fostering trust, encouraging constructive debate, and ensuring employees are aligned around priorities and expectations.
5. Customer and Service Performance
- Ensure customer orders are fulfilled accurately, completely, and on time.
- Drive strong performance in picking, packing, staging, shipping, documentation, and inventory control.
- Respond quickly to service failures, late orders, quality issues, inventory discrepancies, and operational bottlenecks.
- Work closely with customer service, planning, sales, quality, purchasing, and transportation teams.
- Ensure customer commitments are realistic, visible, and actively managed.
- Promote a customer-focused mindset throughout the operation so employees understand how their work affects the customer.
6. Inventory, Material Flow, and Asset Utilization
- Ensure accurate receiving, put-away, picking, staging, and shipping transactions.
- Maintain inventory accuracy through cycle counts, process discipline, and root-cause correction.
- Reduce wasted movement, double handling, congestion, damage, and delays.
- Ensure proper storage and handling of copper, aluminum, steel, and other metal products.
- Maintain control over scrap, damage, rework, and material loss.
- Ensure cranes, forklifts, racking, saws, packaging equipment, and other assets are used safely and efficiently.
- Partner with maintenance or service providers to maximize equipment uptime.
- Improve layout, flow, staging, and visual management where needed.
7. Performance Management and Continuous Improvement
- Establish and manage key daily performance indicators.
- Lead daily operating reviews with supervisors and key support functions.
- Use data to identify constraints, recurring problems, productivity gaps, quality issues, and service risks.
- Drive root-cause problem solving instead of temporary firefighting.
- Implement practical continuous improvement actions that improve flow, safety, quality, cost, and delivery.
- Ensure corrective actions are assigned, tracked, and closed.
- Build standard work where processes are inconsistent or dependent on individual habits.
- Challenge excuses while still listening to real operational constraints.
Managerial Requirements
- The Operations Manager must be capable of managing a complex, high-velocity, multi-shift distribution environment.
- Experience leading a 24-hour or multi-shift operation.
- Strong understanding of warehouse, distribution, metal processing, or industrial material flow.
- Ability to manage supervisors, team leads, hourly employees, and support functions.
- Strong knowledge of safety practices in an industrial environment.
- Experience with cranes, forklifts, racking, heavy material handling, and metal product storage is strongly preferred.
- Ability to manage daily labor planning, overtime, attendance, productivity, and shift coverage.
- Strong understanding of inventory control, shipping accuracy, receiving discipline, and transaction integrity.
- Ability to use operational data to drive performance.
- Strong communication skills across hourly, supervisory, management, and customer-facing functions.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment where priorities change quickly.
- Strong discipline around follow-up, escalation, and problem closure.
- Comfortable being on the floor regularly across different shifts.
Minimum Qualifications
Minimum 7 to 10 years of progressive operations leadership experience.
Minimum 3 to 5 years managing supervisors or team leaders.
Experience in distribution, metal service centers, manufacturing, logistics, or industrial operations.
Proven ability to lead in a fast-paced, labor-intensive environment.
Strong safety leadership background.
Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles and continuous improvement methodologies.
Strong communication, planning, and problem-solving skills.
Demonstrated ability to hold people accountable while maintaining respect and trust.
Comfortable working flexible hours to support a 24-hour operation.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in metal distribution, metal processing, copper, aluminum, steel, or industrial materials.
- Experience with ERP/WMS systems.
- Experience with lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, 5S, visual management, or daily management systems.
- Experience leading union or non-union hourly teams.
- Experience supporting OEM, industrial, or time-sensitive customer requirements.
Working Conditions
On-site role based at the Santa Teresa, NM, facility.
Requires regular floor presence in an industrial environment.
Must be available to support all shifts in a 24-hour operation.
May require occasional evening, night, weekend, or urgent operational support.
Requires interaction with heavy material handling, mobile equipment, warehouse traffic, and production/distribution activity.
Compensation: The hiring range for this position is $91,000-$105,000 USD annually. Placement within the range will be based on factors such as skills, experience, and qualifications.
We offer a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, including dental, medical, vision, RRSP, and life insurance—along with the opportunity to lead a high-impact operation and build strong, engaged teams.
The above is intended to describe the general content of and requirement for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities or requirements.
This position has been identified as “safety sensitive” by thyssenkrupp under applicable laws. Accordingly, any application for this position that is considered for employment with thyssenkrupp requires successful completion of pre-employment drug testing, which may include testing for marijuana in accordance with any applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Benefits Overview
We offer competitive company benefits to eligible positions, such as:
- Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance
- Life Insurance and Disability
- Voluntary Wellness Programs
- 401(k) and RRSP programs with Company Match
- Paid Vacation and Holidays
- Tuition Reimbursement
- And more!
Benefits may vary based on job, country, union role, and/or company segment. Please work with your recruiter or tk representative for applicable benefits information.
Disclaimer
This is to notify the general public that some individuals/entities are using the thyssenkrupp (“TK”) name, trademark, domain name, and logo without authorization. They are posing as employees, representatives, or agents of TK and its associated/group companies. These individuals/entities are fraudulently offering jobs online through texts, websites, telephone calls, emails, or by issuing fake offer letters. They are also soliciting jobseekers to deposit money in certain bank accounts or providing jobseekers with fraudulent checks to obtain banking information.
TK does not ask, solicit, or accept any monies in any form from candidates, job applicants, or potential jobseekers, who have applied to or wish to apply to TK, whether online or otherwise as a pre-employment requirement. TK bears no responsibility for money being deposited/withdrawn therefrom in response to such fake offers.
Equal opportunity employer, including people with disabilities and veterans.
Applicants with disabilities may be entitled to reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act and certain state or local laws. For those requiring assistance completing the application or the application process and request information relating to the need for accommodation, please contact reasonableaccommodation@thyssenkrupp.com.
TK does not:
- Send job offers from free email services like Gmail, Rediffmail, Yahoo mail, etc.;
- Request payment of any kind from prospective jobseekers or candidates for employment;
- Authorize anyone to collect money or agree to any monetary arrangement in return for a job at TK;
- Send checks to job seekers; or
- Make job offers through third parties. In the event TK uses professional recruitment services through a third party, offers are always made directly by TK and not by any third parties.
PLEASE NOTE:
- TK strongly recommends that potential jobseekers do not respond to such fake solicitations, in any manner;
- TK will not be responsible to anyone acting on an employment offer that is not directly made by TK;
- Anyone making an employment offer in return for money is not authorized by TK; and
- TK reserves the right to take legal action, including criminal action, against such individuals/entities.
TK follows a formal recruitment process through its own HR department and applications are evaluated by its HR department through pre-defined processes. Please visit our official careers website at https://jobs.thyssenkrupp.com/en to view authentic job openings at TK.
If you receive any unauthorized, suspicious, or fraudulent offers or interview calls, please email us at tkmna.employee.care@thyssenkrupp-materials.com.
We shall not accept any liability towards the representation made in any fraudulent communication or its consequences, and such fraudulent communication shall not be treated as any kind of offer or representation by TK or its group companies and affiliates.
Operations Technician Job Roles in New Mexico
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Which companies sponsor visas for operations technicians in New Mexico?
Intel's Rio Rancho semiconductor facility, Sandia National Laboratories, and oil and gas operators in the southeast part of the state are among the most active sponsors for operations technician roles. Energy companies serving the Permian Basin region and utility operators like PNM Resources also have histories of sponsoring technical operations staff. Defense contractors with facilities near Albuquerque and White Sands sponsor selectively for specialized roles.
Which visa types are most common for operations technician roles in New Mexico?
The H-1B visa is the most common visa for operations technicians when the role qualifies as a specialty occupation requiring at least a bachelor's degree in a specific technical field, such as electrical or chemical engineering. For roles at national laboratories or defense contractors with significant government ties, some employers also sponsor TN visas for Canadian and Mexican nationals with relevant engineering credentials. O-1 visas are rare but possible for candidates with exceptional technical recognition.
Which cities in New Mexico have the most operations technician sponsorship jobs?
Albuquerque accounts for the largest share of operations technician sponsorship activity in New Mexico, driven by Sandia National Laboratories, Kirtland Air Force Base contractors, and advanced manufacturing employers. Rio Rancho is a secondary hub anchored by Intel's large chip fabrication plant. In southeastern New Mexico, Carlsbad and Hobbs see demand tied to oil and gas extraction and potash mining operations, though sponsorship there is less frequent.
How to find operations technician visa sponsorship jobs in New Mexico?
Migrate Mate filters job listings specifically by visa sponsorship availability, so you can search operations technician roles in New Mexico without sorting through positions that won't support international candidates. The platform surfaces roles at employers like Intel and energy companies in the southeast where sponsorship is documented. Filtering by New Mexico and the operations technician category on Migrate Mate is the most direct way to identify active openings.
What state-specific factors should operations technicians know about working in New Mexico?
New Mexico's operations technician market is shaped by three distinct industry clusters: semiconductor manufacturing in the Albuquerque-Rio Rancho corridor, national laboratory and defense work tied to Sandia and Los Alamos, and oil and gas in the southeast. Department of Energy facility roles sometimes carry security clearance requirements that can complicate or limit sponsorship for certain visa categories. The University of New Mexico and New Mexico State University produce local engineering talent, meaning sponsored roles typically require specialized experience these pipelines don't fully cover.
What is the prevailing wage for sponsored operations technician jobs in New Mexico?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.