2nd Shift Production Supervisor

2nd Shift Production Supervisor:

2pm through 10pm 

-$75,000 to $87,000 annually (depending on experience).

-up to $18,000 annual performance bonus 

-Overtime as business need requires

-CORRUGATOR EXPERIENCE

Job Description:

•    Primary production supervisor duties / responsibilities include:
   
•       - following all safety rules and practices;
•        - conducting safety training and performing safety observations;
•      - leading manufacturing associates, and serving as coach and counselor regarding professional development and when situations arise that affect associates' job performance;
•       - supervising manufacturing associates, including assigning work, monitoring the quality and quantity of production, and reviewing and approving production runs and quality records;
•      - making decisions regarding the quality of materials and products;
•       - establishing work practices, and training manufacturing associates;
•       - purchasing materials, parts, and supplies as required;
•        - conducting regular meetings with all associates to provide quality and performance feedback, address operating issues, provide training, and work on continuous improvement projects;
•        - implementing quality improvement and cost reduction ideas;
•      - organizing resources (crews / orders / tooling) for maximum productivity and throughput;
•     - resolving issues that hinder production quality and quantity;
•      - insuring that associates perform required inspections and tests;
•      - insuring that equipment is cleaned and maintained;
•      - maintaining teamwork with other associates;
•      - maintaining work areas to plant standards of housekeeping;
•      - monitoring compliance with environmental regulations and programs; and
•      - performing other duties as assigned by the manufacturing manager.

•      Qualifications for production supervisor are the ability to perform the duties / responsibilities of the job with or without accommodation; knowledge and understanding of box-making processes; work experience in a manufacturing environment; the ability to read, write, and speak English; the ability to learn; and the ability to follow instructions, ask questions, and work effectively as a member of a team.