Production Supervisor
accentuate staffingWilson (NC)
About the role
Accentuate Staffing is assisting a growing manufacturing organization in Wilson, NC who is hiring a Production Supervisor to join their team. This is a direct hire opportunity offering excellent benefits. The selected candidate will train on 1st shift before transitioning to the permanent night shift schedule.
Responsibilities:
Lead daily night-shift production operations while ensuring safety, quality, and productivity goals are achieved Build and support a new production team of approximately 15 employees Monitor production schedules, employee performance, and overall workflow Provide coaching, training, and guidance to team members Address employee concerns, performance issues, and operational challenges Partner with maintenance and quality teams to resolve issues and minimize downtime Maintain accurate production records and communicate updates with leadership Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, quality, and processes
Requirements:
3+ years of supervisory experience in a manufacturing or production environment Strong leadership skills with the ability to manage and motivate a team Experience working in a fast-paced production setting Dependable with strong attendance and work ethic Ability to troubleshoot issues, make decisions, and handle challenges professionally Comfortable working on the production floor around machinery and equipment Basic computer skills required; experience with production systems is a plus Mechanical aptitude and equipment knowledge preferred
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