Paint Supervisor

Posted 4 days ago

ranews companiesAllison (IA)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Paint and Coating Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$24 - $32 /hour

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About the role

Now Hiring - Paint Line Supervisor Ranew's Companies is seeking a Paint Line Supervisor to join our growing team.

Job Description: A Paint Line Supervisor is expected to have daily communication and coordination with teams, other supervisors and departments. This supervisor position has direct work assignments in accordance with the production schedule. Paint line supervisors plan and organize activities of the production and assembly line to meet production deadlines.

Location: Allison, IA

Salary: $24 - $32 /hour (starting pay is based on experience and shift)

Job Type: Full-time (1st & 2nd Shift Available

Benefits: Performance Bonus, Paid Holidays, Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, 401KPaint Line Supervisor Responsibilities: Coach and support area of responsibility. Monitor housekeeping and correct safety issues. Ensure compliance to environmental, productivity, quality, and health & safety standards. Identify and implement continuous improvement projects. Prepare and adhere to department budget. Enforce policies and procedures and apply disciplinary action as needed. Prepare and maintain production reports and records- taking corrective action when necessary. Coordinate departmental maintenance and engineering needs. Responsible for inventory analysis. Order and purchase necessary equipment or materials for assembly or production.

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