VeroTouch · 12 hours ago
Print Team Operations Manager — Concrete 3D Printing (3DCP)
Denver,CO,US
Full-time
Onsite
Senior Level
$80K/yr - $90K/yr
5+ years expVeroTouch is a venture-backed construction technology company reimagining residential construction by combining advanced manufacturing, robotics, and traditional building expertise. They are seeking a Print Team Operations Manager to oversee the concrete 3D printing production team, ensuring reliable production through disciplined planning, scheduling, and performance management.
3D Printing3D TechnologyConstruction
Responsibilities
Print operations hit weekly production targets (linear feet, cubic yards, segments completed, scheduled pours/prints executed) with predictable cadence
The print team runs on a repeatable system: daily plans, shift readiness checks, materials readiness, equipment readiness, and documented work standards
Downtime is tracked, categorized, reduced, and escalated with urgency and clarity
Layer geometry, surface finish, bond quality, cure protection, and dimensional tolerance are managed with documented QC procedures and corrective actions
The site is safe, organized, and compliant—every day, not just during audits
Clear roles, clear expectations, coaching, and accountability—high performers thrive and problems get handled quickly
Own the daily operating rhythm: plan, brief, execute, debrief, improve
Create and maintain weekly production plans aligned to project schedule and site constraints
Run daily standups/toolbox talks, assign work, confirm readiness, and validate outcomes
Coordinate all production inputs (labor, materials, equipment, access, weather contingencies, permitting/inspections as relevant) to prevent stoppages
Ensure all management tasks required to support production demand—scheduling, documentation, reporting, purchasing coordination, and handoffs—are completed accurately and on time
Convert master schedules into executable look-ahead plans (1–2 weeks) and day plans (24–48 hours)
Identify constraints early (materials, equipment, access, inspections, weather, crew capacity) and drive mitigations
Coordinate cross-functionally with construction, SIPs/manufacturing (as applicable), engineering/R&D, and procurement to maintain flow
Implement and enforce print readiness checklists (machine, pump, batch plant, hoses, sensors, power, environmental controls, tooling)
Own downtime tracking: reason codes, start/stop times, impact, corrective action, and escalation
Coordinate preventative maintenance, parts readiness, wear-item tracking, and service scheduling
Ensure field troubleshooting data is captured clearly and routed to engineering/R&D with actionable detail
Implement and enforce standard QC checks: mix consistency, slump/flow targets as applicable, nozzle condition, bead geometry, layer height, temperature/humidity, cure protection, and dimensional tolerances
Maintain QC logs and ensure issues trigger corrective action—no “printing through” quality problems
Build repeatable work instructions for setup, calibration, material handling, cleanup, and shutdown
Enforce safety standards including PPE, lockout/tagout where applicable, lift plans, hose and pump hazards, silica/dust control, housekeeping, and heat/cold weather protocols
Maintain clean and organized work areas, including tools, consumables, hose management, staging areas, and signage
Own incident reporting, near-miss reporting, and corrective action follow-through
Lead foremen, operators, and crew members with clear expectations, coaching, and performance feedback
Ensure new hires are onboarded quickly using role-specific training and competency checklists
Build a culture of execution: punctuality, documentation, communication, and pride in output
Escalate performance issues early; document and resolve them with speed and fairness
Provide consistent reporting on production output, uptime, downtime causes, quality issues, safety, labor utilization, and material consumption
Maintain simple dashboards and weekly summaries for leadership
Communicate risks early and propose solutions—not just problems
Qualification
Required
5+ years of experience in operations management, field construction management, manufacturing operations, or industrial project execution
Proven ability to run a daily production system including planning, scheduling, execution management, and reporting
Experience managing crews in field conditions with real constraints (weather, access, supply chain variability)
Strong operational judgment with the ability to prioritize, drive urgency, and maintain quality and safety
Comfort with documentation tools such as checklists, SOPs, logs, dashboards, and basic spreadsheets or project trackers
High ownership mindset with the ability to reliably complete management tasks without reminders or rescue
Preferred
Experience with concrete operations, batch plants, pumping, materials handling, precast, shotcrete, slipform, or similar environments
Familiarity with industrial automation, robotics, CNC, or additive manufacturing environments
Experience implementing Lean or continuous improvement in production or field settings
OSHA 30 certification (or willingness to obtain quickly)
Comfort collaborating with engineering and R&D teams and translating field reality into actionable feedback
Benefits
15 days of PTO (vacation and personal time)
Paid sick leave provided separately in accordance with Colorado law.
Eligibility to participate in a performance-based incentive bonus program, subject to the terms of the applicable bonus plan.
Eligibility for health and dental insurance, 401(k) plan, and flexible spending accounts, subject to plan terms and applicable waiting periods (currently 90 days).
Company-paid holidays, as designated by the company each year.
Company
VeroTouch
VeroTouch is a construction technology company that provides 3D printing, design, engineering, automation, and building solutions.
11-50 employees
Funding
Current Stage
Early StageLeadership Team
Grant Hamel
Chief Executive Officer
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