Head Of Medical Operations St Thomas (St. Thomas)

The Director of Greenhouse Operations is accountable for the day-to-day execution of greenhouse operations at Ontario Plants. The role provides direct leadership over growing, operations, and maintenance teams, ensuring consistent plant quality, operational discipline, workforce readiness, and asset reliability. This is a senior operational leadership role requiring a solid in office presence, focused on execution, data insights, standardization, throughput, quality, and continuous improvement across multiple sites. Lead day‑to‑day greenhouse operations across multiple sites to ensure protected, efficient, and predictable execution. Direct all core operational functions, including Growing, Operations, Maintenance, Biosecurity, Sowing, Shipping, and Post‑Harvest. Ensure crops are produced on time and to required quality, yield, and cost standards. Standardize and continuously improve operating procedures, workflows, labor models, and performance systems. Monitor key operational KPIs and drive root‑cause analysis with timely corrective actions. Manage OPEX and CAPEX budgets, analyze cost variances, and implement cost‑control initiatives. Lead and develop managers and greenhouse teams while fostering a disciplined, data-driven, high‑performance culture. Maintain rigorous quality control, biosecurity, hygiene, and documentation practices. Collaborate cross‑functionally with Sales, Planning, R&D;, Finance, and senior leadership to ensure alignment and transparency. Ensure regulatory compliance, proactively manage operational risks, and maintain audit‑ready systems. Champion technology, automation, and continuous improvement initiatives to scale efficiency and operational consistency. Proven senior leadership experience in greenhouse operations, manufacturing, or complex production environments. Deep understanding of plant production systems, greenhouse technology, and operational controls. Affinity with data analytics and translating data insights to the team. Proven track record of continuous improvement (lean Six Sigma/Kaizen etc.) Demonstrated financial acumen, including budgeting, cost control, and capital planning. 125,000 – $175,000 CAD per year, commensurate with experience. Eligibility for a performance-based annual incentive, subject to company and individual performance. Comprehensive health, dental, and vision benefits, plus retirement savings plan. # Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2ok9qk