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Job Description: This job is posted on behalf of Austin Allen Company, LLC by Top Echelon.
Production Supervisor: Hourly $22 - $25 + Benefits in the Memphis, TN AreaReady to take the next step in your manufacturing career? We're looking for an energetic, hands-on Production Supervisor who enjoys leading people, solving problems, and keeping production running smoothly! This is a great opportunity for someone who takes pride in building strong teams, improving performance, and making a difference on the production floor. What you'll do as the Production Supervisor:
  • Lead and motivate production teams across multiple production lines.
  • Coach employees, develop skills, and build a positive team environment.
  • Coordinate staffing, schedules, materials, and daily production goals.
  • Monitor safety, quality, productivity, and performance metrics.
  • Troubleshoot production issues and drive continuous improvement.
  • Work closely with team leads and management to keep operations on track.
  • What we are looking for in the Production Supervisor:
  • High School diploma or GED minimum
  • Experience as team lead or production supervisor in a manufacturing plant.
  • Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to motivate teams and hold employees accountable.
  • Understanding of production schedules, safety, and quality standards.
  • A positive, hands-on leadership style and willingness to take initiative.
  • If you're ready to grow your leadership career with a team that values results and teamwork, we'd love to hear from you! Apply today!

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