Production Supervisor

Posted 2 days ago

city thrift daytonafl 120 daytonaDaytona Beach (FL)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Job Description: As Production Supervisor, you will partner with the Production Manager in providing direction and oversight to the production team members.
Responsibilities include: Communicate operating targets and progress against standards and expectations. Assist with hiring, training and coaching. Motivate the team regularly and ensure efficient operations by troubleshooting bottlenecks and working side by side with team members through the processes. Utilize all employees efficiently and effectively to achieve production quotas Rotate and cross train employees in order that they may be able to do several jobs as necessary Monitor performance through the use of employee attainment recordkeeping High energy level, strong leadership skills, independent thinker Maintain clean work environment
Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Data Driven – tracks and evaluates employee performance Integrity – maintains high standards in all activities Collaboration – able to work with and through others Interpersonal / Extrovert – comfortable interacting with customers and hourly employees Efficient – produces significant results with minimized effort Follow-through – meets commitments Communication – strong verbal and writing skills Why City Thrift? No late nights- we wrap up before 4 pm each day! Consistent Tuesday- Saturday schedule Generous 30% shopping discount! Paid Time Off, Health insurance and more! Education, Experience, Training Required: High School Diploma or GED preferred 2 years of experience in a retail environment, preferably with a big box chain. Consumer retail or thrift businesses preferred 2 years or more of managing teams through goal setting, productivity measurements and achieving targeted results

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