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Operations Manager

Lincoln, NE · On-site

$85 - $120/hr

The best SCs feel trusted and supported. The best Operations Managers create that environment. Why This Role Is Different * Family-owned since 1970. The Rasmussens are still actively involved.

Operations Manager

Omaha, NE · On-site

$85 - $110/hr

Operations ManagerSkip to main contentThis website stores cookies on your computer. These cookies ... trusted quality that defines brands like Smithfield, Eckrich, and Nathan's Famous.This role is ...

The Operations Manager is to provide professional leadership and direction to the plant. The ... Establish and maintain robust relationships based on trust, not being afraid of difficult ...

... trusted quality that defines brands like Smithfield, Eckrich, and Nathan's Famous. This role is ... Operational Efficiency and Cost Management: You will partner internally for layout design ...

... trusted quality that defines brands like Smithfield, Eckrich, and Nathan's Famous.This role is ... Operational Efficiency and Cost Management: You will partner internally for layout design ...

... trusted quality that defines brands like Smithfield, Eckrich, and Nathan's Famous. This role is ... Operational Efficiency and Cost Management: You will partner internally for layout design ...

Operations Manager

Omaha, NE · On-site

$70 - $100/hr

The Operations Manager must successfully adhere to and seek out ways to improve the organization ... Strive to do the right thing by displaying trust and integrity. * Embody the principles of servant ...

Director of Operations

Lincoln, NE · On-site

$130 - $180/hr

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Show Stoppers Family Dining & Entertainment | Lincoln, Nebraska Come Build ... We're looking for someone who leads from the floor, builds trust, holds people accountable, solves ...

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How much do trust operations jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for trust operations in Nebraska is $18.74, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.14 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a trust operations?

A Trust Operations job involves managing the administrative and operational functions of trust accounts within a financial institution. This includes processing transactions, reconciling accounts, ensuring compliance with regulations, and overseeing record-keeping. Trust Operations professionals work closely with trust officers, custodians, and financial advisors to facilitate smooth trust management. Their role is critical in maintaining accuracy, security, and efficiency in handling client assets.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of someone working in trust operations?

Professionals in Trust Operations are responsible for processing transactions, reconciling trust accounts, maintaining accurate records, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Daily tasks may include distributing income, preparing statements, liaising with custodians and beneficiaries, and resolving discrepancies in account activity. The work is detail-oriented and often involves collaboration with trust officers, investment managers, and legal teams to ensure client needs are met efficiently. This role is integral to the smooth functioning of trust administration and offers exposure to a variety of financial products and services.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in trust operations, and why are they important?

To thrive in Trust Operations, you need a strong understanding of financial services, account administration, and compliance, typically supported by a degree in finance, accounting, or a related field. Familiarity with trust accounting software (such as SEI or SunGard), knowledge of regulatory requirements, and potentially certifications like the Certified Trust and Fiduciary Advisor (CTFA) are highly beneficial. Attention to detail, organizational skills, and the ability to communicate clearly with both internal teams and external clients are essential soft skills. These abilities ensure accurate transaction processing, regulatory compliance, and excellent client service in a complex financial environment.

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Operations Manager

Rasmussen Mechanical Services

Lincoln, NE • On-site

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Lead the daily operations of the location, including field operations, technician support, and service coordination.

  • Support field technicians by removing obstacles, providing technical guidance, and ensuring they have necessary parts and tools.

  • Manage on-call rotations, emergency dispatch, and oversee safety, quality, and profitability of the location.


Job description

Operations Manager

RMS Lincoln Location • Field Operations & Team Leadership

Since 1970, Rasmussen Mechanical Services has been a family-owned mechanical contractor working across the Midwest and Rocky Mountains. We've grown to over 200 people across seven locations, but we've kept the small-shop feeling that's made people stay with us for 20, 30, even 37 years.

We're hiring an Operations Manager to lead the daily operations of one of our RMS locations — the person who makes sure our technicians have what they need to succeed, our service coordinator has the support to dispatch effectively, and our customers get the responsiveness we're known for. This is a leadership seat for someone who leads by walking the floor, not from behind a desk.

The Work

You'll own the daily rhythm of the location field operations, technician support, service coordination, safety, quality, and profitability. A typical week might include:

  • Backing up the Service Coordinator. You'll partner closely with the SC to make sure technicians get dispatched effectively, workload is prioritized, and the right people are on the right jobs. When workload spikes or something goes sideways, you're the one they can lean on.
  • Supporting field technicians. Removing obstacles, providing technical guidance, making sure they have the parts, tools, and information they need to complete jobs the first time.
  • Managing on-call rotations and emergency dispatch. You set the schedule, and when a customer is down at 2 AM, the response system you built kicks in cleanly.
  • Coaching and developing your people. Hiring, onboarding, performance conversations, and building the bench for the location's future.
  • Reviewing job costing, timesheets, and field reports for accuracy, profitability, and productivity.
  • Coordinating inventory across the shop and rolling stock to keep trucks and technicians equipped.
  • Walking job sites regularly to see the work firsthand, catch quality issues early, and stay connected to what your team is actually facing.
  • Supporting on strategy, budgets, hiring decisions, and location-wide performance.
Understanding the Service Coordinator Role

Your Service Coordinator is the operational nerve center of the location they take the calls, assign the techs, and keep the schedule moving. A strong Operations Manager understands that role deeply and treats it as a partnership, not just a report.

What that looks like in practice: sitting with the SC during busy stretches to see how dispatching decisions actually get made, jumping in when a technician calls off and coverage needs to be reworked on the fly, backing them up when a customer escalates, and giving them the authority and tools to make quick calls without needing approval for everyone. The best SCs feel trusted and supported. The best Operations Managers create that environment.

Why This Role Is Different
  • Family-owned since 1970. The Rasmussens are still actively involved. Leadership is accessible, decisions get made quickly, and we play the long game with our people.
  • Real ownership of your location. You'll partner with the Location Manager to run the show. This isn't a role where you're managed through a corporate playbook.
  • A full toolbox behind you. With ten specialized departments — HVAC, boilers, mechanical construction, controls, reliability, and more — you're managing a location with real depth.
  • Career runway. Location Manager, regional roles, and division leadership all get filled from within. Strong Operations Managers shape their own path.
  • Industry-leading pay and benefits, plus a culture that takes care of its people.
  • A genuinely good place to work. "Family" and "fun" are two of our core values, and we mean them.
What You Bring
  • 5+ years of personnel supervision and management experience
  • 3+ years in a customer service or field service environment
  • Track record of leading field technicians, service coordinators, or dispatch operations
  • Comfortable with job costing, scheduling, and productivity metrics
  • Strong communicator who leads by presence, not just by email
  • Bachelor's degree, or equivalent hands-on experience — we care more about what you've done than where you went
  • Valid driver's license; able to pass a pre-employment drug screen

Nice to have: Background in mechanical services, HVAC, refrigeration, or a related trade. Prior experience managing dispatchers or service coordinators. Industry certifications.

Working Conditions

Mix of office, shop, and field. You'll be walking job sites, sitting in on dispatch, and moving through the location throughout the week. Occasional lifting up to 25–30 lbs, and normal hours are 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM Monday through Friday with flexibility as operations demand.