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Program Operations Salary At Lockheed Jobs in Missouri

SALARY RANGE: 12 Program Operations Manager REPORTS DIRECTLY TO: WORK STATION: Head Start/Early ... process at least once over the five-year grant period and review to provide update annually as ...

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What is the difference between Program Operations Salary At Lockheed vs Program Analyst?

FactorProgram OperationsProgram Analyst
Typical CertificationsProject Management, PMPProject Management, PMP
Work EnvironmentDefense contracting, aerospace projectsDefense, government agencies, aerospace
Salary Range$70,000 - $120,000$65,000 - $115,000

Both Program Operations and Program Analysts often require similar certifications like PMP and work within defense and aerospace sectors. Program Operations roles tend to focus more on overseeing project execution, while Program Analysts analyze project data and performance. Salary ranges are comparable, with slight variations depending on experience and location.

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Infographic showing various Program Operations Salary At Lockheed job openings in Missouri as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, and 11% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

Program Operations Manager

Poplar Bluff, MO • On-site

$25.85/hr

Full-time

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

POSITION DESCRIPTION

 

JOB TITLE:        SALARY RANGE:   12

Program Operations Manager                                                           

 

REPORTS DIRECTLY TO:             WORK STATION:

Head Start/Early Head Start Director        Negotiable  

 

SUPERVISES:  

Site Supervisors  

GENERAL DESCRIPTION:

Assists the Head Start/Early Head Start (HS/EHS) Director with broad program operations, including providing information and support to the Policy Council as requested. Responsible for supervision, coaching & mentoring of Site Supervisors for the Program. Monitors Site Supervisors and location activities to ensure compliance with Head Start Program Performance Standards (HSPPS). Leads Program’s annual self-assessment process. Annually leads the coordinated completion of the Office of Head Start (OHS), required Program Information Report (PIR), providing comprehensive data on the services, staff, children and families served by SCMCAA Head Start and Early Head Start program to be included.

 

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES:

 
  1. Monitor and report to the Director, any ongoing quality related issues in centers. 
  2. Monitor and evaluate the compliance, efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery in accordance with HSPPS, licensing guidelines and agency/program P&P. Under the direction of the Program Director, work with members of the management team to plan and implement adjustments as necessary.
  3. In coordination with the Professional Development Manager, annually (or as needed) review and update position descriptions and evaluation systems and present for approval. 
  4. Responsible for supervision of Site Supervisors in each program and location including orientation, onboarding, evaluations for probationary periods, annually and approving time sheets and leave requests. Evaluations will include Component Managers and Director’s input.
  5. Partner with the Professional Development Manager, Site Supervisors and Component Managers to ensure completion of agency orientation and onboarding for new HS/EHS employees, as well as position description duties. 
  6. Follows chain of command with Director and Site Supervisors to ensure communication related to employee hiring, resignations and terminations.
  7. Assist Director in recruiting, interviewing and making recommendations for hiring component staff.
  8. Assists Director in preparation of ACF grant proposals. Prepares additional grant proposals, under the guidance of the Director. 
  9. Leads appropriate staff to complete the resource inventory, ensuring that it is up-to-date and reconciled every year. 
  10. Participates in regular review and annual update of the agency’s strategic plan.
  11. Prepares records and reports as required by the Director.
  12. Under the direction of the Program Director and in coordination with other Component Managers, assists in the implementation and or updating of program policies and procedures and forms to ensure consistency and required documents are maintained and distributed effectively.
  13. Under the direction of the Program Director and in coordination with the Professional Development Manager, leads/facilitates the accomplishment of the annual self-assessment process.
  14. Under the direction of the Program Director and in coordination with the other Component Managers, leads/facilitates the accomplishment of the community assessment process at least once over the five-year grant period and review to provide update annually as outlined in the HSPS.
  15. Under the direction of the Program Director and in coordination with other Component Managers, leads/facilitates the annual accomplishment and submission of the PIR.
  16. Review and make recommendations to the Director regarding staffing patterns and program development for HS/EHS programs with input from Component Managers.
  17. Conduct and lead leadership meetings with Site Supervisors and share relevant information from those meetings with the Director. Assist in other program and leadership meetings held by the Director or conduct as requested.
  18. Supervises quality control in coordination with Component Managers, data ma