Production Supervisor - $20 - $25 per hour (44125)
$20.00 - $25.00 per hour
ApplyProduction Supervisor - $20 - $25 per hour (44125)
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$20.00 - $25.00 per hour
About the role
- Lead and support a production team in daily precast concrete operations
- Assign tasks, monitor workflow, and ensure production schedules are met
- Set up, inspect, and prepare casting molds for production
- Oversee concrete mixing, pouring, and distribution processes
- Assist with material handling, staging, and movement of finished products
- Coordinate the use of pallet jacks, forklifts, and overhead cranes
- Inspect finished products for quality and proper labeling
- Enforce safety procedures and promote a clean, organized work environment
- Train new team members and support cross-training efforts
- Communicate production needs, issues, or delays to management
- Prior experience in a manufacturing, construction, or industrial environment
- Ability to lead by example in a physically demanding role
- Comfortable performing hands-on labor throughout the shift
- Strong understanding of safety practices and teamwork
- Dependable attendance and ability to work independently once trained
- Clear communication skills and a steady, respectful leadership style
- Supervisory or lead experience in concrete, construction, or heavy manufacturing
- Familiarity with tools, measurements, material handling, or shop equipment
- Experience training or mentoring employees on the production floor
- Interest in long-term growth and increased responsibility
- Physical & Environmental Requirements
- Frequent lifting of 50+ lbs
- Continuous standing, walking, bending, and reaching
- Ability to work in varying temperatures and weather conditions
- Comfort working in a smaller, hands-on shop environment
- Dress Code & SafetyJeans and t-shirt required
- Steel-toed boots required
- Safety equipment provided as needed#Talrooindependence
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