About WorkWhile
WorkWhile is building the future of hourly employment — connecting dependable workers with top employers in logistics, warehousing, hospitality, and more. We’re expanding our Field Operations Department to provide best-in-class support to our clients and teams on the ground.
As a Field Operations Manager, you’ll be responsible for managing and developing Lead teams, maintaining strong client relationships, and ensuring that every WorkWhile worker and Lead has the tools and guidance to succeed onsite.
About the role
Location: Goodyear, AZ
You’ll be the on-the-ground leader who provides support for workers, serves as the primary operational point of contact for clients and improves performance - especially during new launches.
This is a frontline leadership role where you’ll coach people, solve problems in real time, build repeatable playbooks to improve site performance and safety standards, and unlock growth. You’ll have a direct impact on service quality, worker experience and customer success metrics. This role oversees operations across client sites in Goodyear, Arizona, with opportunities to travel to other markets as the business grows.
You’ll work on a 4-on / 3-off rotating schedule, providing consistent, high-touch operational coverage while supporting worker performance, client satisfaction, and workforce readiness.
Key Roles and Responsibilities:
Oversee and support all Field Operations at client sites
Act as the primary escalation and performance lead for key client locations, establishing feedback loops with internal WorkWhile teams and ensuring operational excellence
Step into shift lead responsibilities when needed to fill coverage gaps, support ramp-ups, or troubleshoot onsite issues
Monitor client performance metrics and worker satisfaction to drive improvements and deliver results
Recruit, coach, and onboard new shift leads to ensure consistent standards across teams and locations
Provide regular feedback, training and performance management to build a high-performing team
Build repeatable, scalable operational processes that make future launches faster and smoother
Document on-site playbooks and training checklists
Capture, escalate, and resolve on-site worker concerns to ensure consistent execution
Visit all newly launched sites for the client to establish relationships, align expectations, and set a strong foundation for success
Lead on-the-ground marketing and outreach efforts to grow the local worker base
Represent WorkWhile at job fairs, community hiring events, and workforce development initiatives
Build relationships with local community partners, workforce training organizations, and other talent pipelines
About you
Minimum 1-3 years supervisory experience
Warehouse or distribution center experience a plus
Strong coaching and team development skills
Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written
Proactive problem solver
Able to multitask, prioritize, and manage time efficiently
Open to working weekend hours/some overnight hours.
Comfortable with periodic local travel to client sites as needed (e.g., 10-20% travel, opportunity for future hybrid/remote work).
WorkWhile has a diverse, mission-driven, and supportive culture—we look for people who want to take ownership, are energized by ambiguity, and strive to make a lasting impact. If this resonates with you, we’d love to chat!
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