Plant Manager

About this position At Mobius Renewables, we’re transforming waste into renewable energy and measurable decarbonization. We’re a new global, vertically integrated low carbon fuels platform established to accelerate the development, production, distribution and commercialization of biomethane at scale across North America and Europe. Position Summary This is a high-impact leadership role for a technically minded professional. You will lead a dedicated team of operators to transform landfill biogas into pipeline-grade RNG, ensuring the facility operates at peak safety, efficiency, and reliability. This role isn’t just about oversight; it’s about “owning” the plant—from diving into data‑driven troubleshooting and hands‑on equipment maintenance to managing the site’s P&L and fostering critical relationships with our landfill partners. Furthermore, as we expand our fleet of operating plants across the USA (currently 7), you will be a peer to a team of other plant managers and operators, exchanging lessons‑learned and supporting the broader organization in achieving operational excellence! Supported by a team of reliability specialists, operations engineers, development engineers, and project‑delivery personnel, this should prove to be a rewarding experience. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Safety, Quality, and Compliance: (i) Sets clear direction for the site for HSE, monitors KPIs, ensures adherence with policy, and performs regular audits with site staff; (ii) manages all on‑site contractors to ensure they adhere to our safety policies; (iii) develops and drives systems to ensure all QA/QC sampling, analysis and data‑management and recording are conducted. Technical Operations and Data‑Driven Troubleshooting: (i) Establishes clear expectations and contributes directly to meet the plant’s KPIs, including production, availability, recovery and maintenance; (ii) Utilizes systematic, data‑based methods and data trending to assess opportunities and troubleshoot via root‑cause‑analysis; (iii) Oversees and completes planned preventive maintenance, unscheduled maintenance, and troubleshooting of equipment. Continuous Improvement: Works with cross‑functional teams (Engineering, Development, Delivery/Execution) to discover project and improvement opportunities. Team Leadership: (i) Mentors, develops, trains, and coaches direct reports to achieve goals and facilitate career growth; (ii) acts as the site leader, reinforcing desired behaviors and addressing undesired behaviors within the team; (iii) Creates site‑specific Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and logs best practices to share with the wider fleet. Financial Management: (i) Responsible for the site’s P&L, including monthly data reconciliation with management to ensure business needs are met; (ii) Forecasts deviations from objectives and proposes timely mitigations or solutions. Stakeholder Collaboration: (i) Builds and fosters collaborative relationships with the landfill biogas supplier; (ii) Implements strategies to manage site spare parts in close coordination with the maintenance and reliability teams; (iii) Maintains strong working relationships with all internal and external stakeholders to address equipment and operational issues. Required Qualifications High school degree or GED diploma, or bachelor’s degree in technical field 7+ years experience in operation of industrial gas‑processing equipment 5+ years in management of a gas‑production facility, including leadership of direct reports Maintenance background is a plus Ready to work hands‑on alongside team Organized Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to maintain strong, collaborative working relationships with all stakeholders (internal and external) Physical & Work Requirements Limited Travel: Occasional travel to support business needs (up to 20%) Industrial Setting: Work is primarily performed on‑site at a Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) facility, split between an office environment and active plant operations. Hazardous Operations: The facility operates as a Class I, Division 2 (C1D2) environment. The manager must strictly enforce and follow all safety protocols, as ignitable concentrations of hazards may exist under abnormal conditions. High‑Noise & Active Zones: Frequent exposure to elevated noise levels in process buildings and regular navigation of active loading areas with heavy equipment and commercial vehicle traffic. Safety Gear: Mandatory daily use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), which may include hard hats, safety glasses, steel‑toed footwear, high‑visibility clothing, and hearing protection. Environmental Exposure: Occasional exposure to extreme weather conditions, temperature fluctuations, and industrial odors during routine plant walkthroughs and inspections. Operational Schedule: Must be available for on‑call duties to respond to plant emergencies, operational disruptions, or critical safety incidents outside of standard business hours. The ability to lift 1‑50 pounds regularly The ability to respond quickly to alarms The ability to move safely over uneven terrain or in restricted spaces The ability to see and respond to dangerous situations The ability to operate heavy equipment for extended periods of time #J-18808-Ljbffr