Plant Manager – Henderson, TX
Lead the Flagship Operation That Sets the Standard.

Strong operations aren't maintained—they're built.

Clements Fluids is looking for a Plant Manager to lead our flagship Henderson facility with full operational accountability for our San Augustine satellite operation. This is one of the most influential operational leadership roles in our organization, responsible for driving performance, developing leaders, and setting the operational standard across our company.

You'll lead a team of more than a dozen while partnering with Sales, Supply Chain, Maintenance, and leaders across Clements to ensure the operation performs safely, efficiently, and consistently. You'll be trusted to make decisions, solve problems, improve systems, and deliver results.
This role isn't for someone who simply manages the day-to-day. It's for someone who takes ownership, expects excellence, and is driven to build an operation that performs at the highest level.
Candidates must be located near Henderson, TX or willing to relocate.

Who Thrives Here
When something isn't performing as expected, your first instinct is to identify the root cause, make a decision, and implement a solution. You expect accountability from yourself first and your team second. You're energized by solving difficult operational challenges, improving performance, and raising the standard every day.

You'll thrive in this role if you:

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