Pallet Manufacturing Supervisor

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active palletsLa Porte (TX)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Wood Container and Pallet Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description

Key Responsibilities: Safety & Compliance · Enforce safety protocols and ensure OSHA compliance · Maintain clean and organized workspaces · Document incidents and implement corrective actions Team Leadership · Supervise and support production staff, fostering a culture of accountability and safety · Train new hires on operational procedures and equipment use · Conduct performance reviews and provide constructive feedback Workload Management · Assign daily tasks and monitor progress to meet production targets · Balance labor resources across departments based on demand · Track performance metrics and adjust workflows to optimize efficiency Equipment Oversight · Diagnosing and repair common issues with pallet-building machinery, forklifts, and hand tools · Coordinate preventative maintenance schedules and emergency repairs · Liaise with vendors and technicians for specialized equipment servicing

Requirements: Hiring and Onboarding Our HR & Payroll services are provide by Paylocity Corp. All candidates are required to have access to a smart phone with an email address and the understanding of using app technology to complete their onboarding process.

Qualifications: · Proven experience in a manufacturing or industrial setting, preferably in pallet production · Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills · Demonstrated ability to manage teams and delegate effectively · Familiarity with forklift operation and basic maintenance · Excellent communication and organizational skills

Preferred Skills: · Carpentry experience · Bilingual (English/Spanish) is preferred but not necessary

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