Bilingual Production Manager | Automotive
pullapartKnoxville (TN)
About the role
Job Description
Top Benefits:
Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
FREE Life & Short-Term Disability Insurance
Long-Term Disability Insurance
401(k) with Company Match
Paid Holidays & Vacation
On-the-Job Training & Career Development
Employee Referral Bonus
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Your Impact:
As Production Manager, you’ll lead the production team, oversee automotive salvage and recycling activities, ensure safety standards, manage inventory, and support operational goals. What You'll Doas Production Manager
Promote safety and environmental compliance
Lead and train production team members
Maintain cleanliness and operational readiness
Oversee equipment use and recycling activities
Audit and manage inventory
Operate and maintain industrial equipment
Manage vendor relationships
Perform general maintenance tasks
Follow SOPs and enforce policies
Work in industrial/outdoor environments
Grow your skills, assist your team, and perform other assigned tasks. What You Bringas a Production Manager
Leadership experience in production environments
Intermediate auto parts knowledge
Mechanical aptitude and safety-minded
Ability to lift 50 lbs and work outdoors
Excellent communication and organization skills
Computer proficiency (Microsoft Office, mobile devices)
Reliable transportation
Bilingual (Spanish) and industry-specific experiencea plus
About Us:
Pull-A-Part is a nationwide leader in used auto parts, known for innovation, sustainability, and community impact. With over 35 locations, we’ve redefined the auto salvage experience by focusing on environmental responsibility and customer care.
Learn more:https://about.pullapart.comOur Core Values
Respect– Every person matters
Help– Support your team and customers
Learn– Ask questions and grow skills
Grow– Advance your career
Equal Opportunity Employer:
Pull-A-Part is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees
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