9 operations program manager jobs at 7 companies in Turtle Lake, ND
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Event Operations Manager [$24-$32/hr.] Part-Time
Minot, North Dakota, United States
$24-$32/hrOnsitePart Time
Level Up Amusements and Rentals: Provider of inflatable rentals and interactive event entertainment solutions.
2+ YOE2+ years in event planning or operations; strong communication; flexible hours including evenings and weekends; detail-oriented; knowledge of event technology.
Director of Operations | Full Time | Bismarck Event Center
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
$85k-$100k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Oak View Group: Provides venue management, facility development, and hospitality services.
5+ YOEExperience in facility operations management; bachelor's degree; 5-7+ years; budget, OSHA, safety, and team supervision; willingness to work events.
Oak View Group: Global provider of venue management and hospitality services.
3+ YOE3+ years event management experience in a stadium/arena/convention setting; supervisory experience; strong communication and Microsoft Office skills; knowledge of crowd management, safety regulations, and event operations; Bachelor's degree preferred.
University of Mary: Catholic university offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
3+ YOEBachelor's in sport management or related field required; master's preferred with 3+ years experience. Must know athletic event management, facility operations, NCAA rules, supervisory skills, budgeting, scheduling systems, and Microsoft Office.
Sanford Health: Operates an integrated network of hospitals and healthcare facilities.
2+ YOEBachelor's degree required; two years in operational process improvement or healthcare management; Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or CPHQ preferred; RN licensure possible; two-year commitment bonus conditions mentioned.
Red Lobster: Casual dining seafood restaurant chain serving prepared seafood.
Supports management and directs hourly team members to ensure smooth restaurant operations; must be at least 21 years old; bachelor’s degree preferred but not required; participates in formal training program.