Production operator

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express employment professionals defunctCresson (TX)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Carbon and Graphite Product Manufacturing

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Job Full Descriptionproduction leader oversees daily production, ensuring teams meet quality and quantity targets while maintaining safety standards. Key responsibilities include assigning tasks, monitoring processes, troubleshooting issues, training staff, and communicating with other departments. The role requires strong leadership, problem-solving, and a solid understanding of manufacturing processes.

Core responsibilities: Team leadership: Delegate daily tasks, monitor performance, provide feedback, and mentor production staff. Production oversight: Ensure production goals are met on time, monitor equipment, and coordinate maintenance. Quality assurance: Inspect products, enforce quality standards, and ensure compliance with company and industry regulations. Problem-solving: Address production delays and issues, and implement solutions to improve efficiency and reduce waste. Safety and compliance: Enforce safety procedures, provide training, and ensure the work environment is safe and compliant with regulations. Administrative duties: Maintain production logs, create performance reports, and collaborate with management on workflow and scheduling. Johnson County, TX 2534 1409 South Broadway Street Suite B Joshua, TX 76058

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