Didion is looking for a Director of Corporate Reliability to lead our reliability strategy across four Wisconsin facilities: two co-located plants in Cambria, one in Johnson Creek, and one in Markesan. You'll set the standard for how we maintain equipment, protect people, and deliver quality product. You'll also build the "Didion System" for reliability and lead the team that puts it into practice.
You'll partner with operations leaders and site maintenance managers to improve equipment efficiency and product quality while lowering costs.
You're a collaborative leader who can talk with front-line employees and directors of operations with equal ease. You're a patient listener who is comfortable on the shop floor. You know how to pace, sequence, and communicate change so it sticks, and you can turn complex concepts into simple, practical tools your teams will use.
Our mission: To make a difference in the lives of people around the world by providing food and sustainable energy. Our purpose: We feed and fuel the world.
Our core values guide how we make decisions, treat each other, and run our business. We hire for them and measure performance against them, because who you are matters as much as what you know. Our values are Safe. Smart. Humble. Hungry. Team.
Ready to build something that lasts? Apply today and help us build reliability across four plants.
Didion Inc. is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, or any other protected status.
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Together, we make a difference. We feed and fuel the world.
Cutting-edge technology enables Didion to examine each kernel of corn individually, determining its ultimate destination. The finest parts of the kernel are destined for grocery store shelves, appearing in popular corn products such as snacks, cereals, cornbread, and even beer. Additionally, these high-quality kernels are used in famine-relief meals, providing essential nutrition to millions of families in underdeveloped countries.
Other parts of the kernel are utilized in our ethanol production facility, transformed into distillers’ grain to feed livestock worldwide, or converted into industrial corn binders found in various household and office products.
Didion sources corn directly from over 500 local farm producers, significantly contributing to the local economy. Proudly supporting the backbone of America—agriculture—Didion has been family-owned and operated since 1972. We are committed to creating opportunities, not only to nourish your family with a rewarding, great-paying career but also to feed the world and fuel your ambitions.
