Team Lead/Supervisor

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express employment professionals cincinnati eastSutton (MA)

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About the role

We are seeking a Team Lead/Supervisor Job Description Supervised daily recycling operations to ensure productivity, safety, and quality standards were consistently met. Led, trained, coached, and motivated team members while assigning daily work and monitoring performance. Ensured compliance with company policies, OSHA safety requirements, and environmental regulations. Coordinated workflow to meet production schedules and customer requirements. Conducted daily safety meetings and promoted a safe, clean, and organized work environment. Monitored material sorting, processing, and inventory to maintain quality control and operational efficiency. Operated and oversaw the safe use of forklifts, balers, compactors, and other recycling equipment as needed. Assisted with employee onboarding, training, scheduling, and performance evaluations. Communicated production goals, operational updates, and maintenance needs with management. Resolved employee concerns and operational issues while maintaining a positive and productive team environment. Completed production reports, tracked performance metrics, and maintained accurate operational records. Worked collaboratively with management to improve processes, reduce waste, and increase efficiency.
Key Skills: Team Leadership Operations Management Safety & OSHA Compliance Employee Training & Development Quality Control Inventory Management Problem Solving Time Management Communication Continuous Process Improvement

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