Production Trainer

Posted 3 days ago

resourcemfgShelbyville (TN)

Training and Development Specialists Professional and Management Development Training

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Mid

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Production Trainer | Shelbyville, TN | $20/hr ResourceMFG is now hiring a Production Trainer in Shelbyville, TN! If you have experience in manufacturing and enjoy helping others learn and succeed, we want to hear from you.

Pay: $20.00 per hour

Job Responsibilities: Deliver hands-on technical training on production and decoration equipment Train employees on Helix, DTF, UV Printing, Laser Engraving, Pad Print, and related processes Demonstrate safe and efficient machine operation Monitor trainee progress and provide coaching as needed Assist with onboarding and development of new production employees Ensure quality standards and production procedures are followed Work closely with supervisors to identify training needs and improve employee performance

Requirements: Previous manufacturing or production experience required Training, coaching, or leadership experience preferred Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work in a fast-paced environment Commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement Start a rewarding career where you can make a direct impact on employee success and production excellence. Production Trainer | Shelbyville, TN | $20/hr ResourceMFG is now hiring a Production Trainer in Shelbyville, TN! If you have experience in manufacturing and enjoy helping others learn and succeed, we want to hear from you.

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