About the role

Job Description: Assembly Production Supervisor
Company Overview: Midwest Air Filter, Inc. is a leader in air filtration solutions, serving commercial, industrial, and residential sectors for over 60 years. As a Service-Disabled Veteran and Woman-Owned business, we take pride in our commitment to quality products and exceptional customer service throughout Michigan.
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated Assembly/Production Supervisor to join our team at Midwest Air Filter. Located in Michigan, this role is vital to our manufacturing process, as you will be responsible for assembling and fabricating air filtration products and supervising to ensure all employees are on task and performing to expectations. Your contributions will directly impact our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
Responsibilities: SUPERVISE EMPLOYEES IN DAILY TASKS AND ENSURE ALL WORK IS COMPLETED. ASSEMBLE FILTERS BY PLACING VARIOUS MATERIALS INTO PREASSEMBLED FILTER FRAMES. SPOT INSPECT ASSEMBLED FILTERS FOR MATERIAL DEFECTS AND FRAME QUALITY. SEAL INSPECTED FILTERS WITH PVC SHRINK FILM (WHEN APPLICABLE). ENSURE QUALITY PRODUCT IS PACKAGED AND PREPARED FOR SHIPMENT. CUT VARIOUS MATERIALS TO SIZE PER CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS. MAINTAIN A CLEAN AND ORGANIZED WORK AREA ACCORDING TO THE HOUSEKEEPING PROCEDURES AND CHECKLISTS. RUNNING MACHINERY
PERFORM OTHER DUTIES: AS ASSIGNED BY MANAGEMENT.
Requirements: PREFER BILINGUAL ENGLISH/SPANISH Excellent attention to detail and commitment to quality work. Ability to work well in a team-oriented environment. If you're ready to contribute to a dynamic team that values quality and innovation, apply today to join Midwest Air Filter as an Assembly Production Supervisor. We are looking for employees who want to have careers with us!
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Health insurance On-the-job training Paid time off Paid Holiday

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