Take 5 Oil Change

District Manager

Location

Headquarters

Type

Full Time

 
Employer Description: 
RPM Ventures LLC / Take 5 Oil Change Franchisee for Mississippi and Alabama 
 
Job Description 
 
A successful District Manager creates a productive working atmosphere in our stores and hires store managers who are committed to the company’s success. Responsible for creating the overall vision for each store in their district, establishing benchmarks for store management teams and implementing policies and programs that will help those teams achieve their goals. 
 
Responsibilities 
 
Leadership Skills: 
·       Keeps employees motivated, makes hard decisions and resolves conflicts. 

·       Planning & Organization skills: Establishes a systematic course of action for self and others in order to accomplish objectives; determines priorities and allocates resources effectively. 

·       Communicates clearly, concisely, and accurately in order to ensure effective operations at the store and district level. 

·       Supports and motivates the store management team within the district to implement change that aligns with company objectives. 
 
Employee Development & Team Building: 
·       Provides employees with coaching, feedback, and developmental opportunities. 

·       Develops and maintains positive relationships with employees in the district by understanding and addressing individual motivation, needs, and concerns. 

·       Manages district-wide store management team by regularly conducting performance assessments, providing feedback, and setting challenging goals to improve performance. 

·       Constantly monitors and manages district-wide management staffing levels. 
 
Business Requirements: 
·       Regularly utilizes management information tools and analyzes financial reports to identify and address trends and issues in district performance. 

·       Expected to create, keep and maintain budgets. Monitor P&L reports for each store and develop effective ways to fill in any gaps between actual performance and company projections. 

·       Constantly reviews store environments and key performance indicators within the district to identify problems, concerns, and opportunities for improvement 
 
Qualifications: 
·       This position requires a level of travel. 

·       Must be located in Jackson, MS metro area.

·       Must be computer literate and have the ability to manage technology at a high level. 

·       Demonstrate a high level of professionalism and business acumen related to Take 5. 

·       Willingness to be opened minded in learning new methodologies and processes for executing management task. 

·       Self-motivated, high energy, and a results driven individual willing to do what it takes to achieve goals and exceed expectations. 

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Company Website: www.take5oilchange.com

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