Production Supervisor - Manufacturing - Westfield, MA
michael pageWestfield (MA)
Production Supervisor - Manufacturing - Westfield, MA
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michael pageWestfield (MA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Production SupervisorThis Production Supervisor will be responsible for: Supervising and coordinating second shift production activitiesMonitoring daily operations to ensure safety, quality, and productivity goals are being metLeading, coaching, and developing production employeesIdentifying and implementing continuous improvement initiativesCollaborating with quality, maintenance, and planning teams to resolve production issuesManaging staffing, scheduling, and performance within the departmentA Successful Production Supervisor will have: Previous supervisory experience in a manufacturing environmentStrong leadership and employee development skillsKnowledge of manufacturing processes and production operationsExperience with Lean Manufacturing or continuous improvement initiativesAbility to troubleshoot operational and personnel challengesStrong communication and organizational skillsProficiency with Microsoft Office and production reporting systemsHigh school diploma or equivalent required; additional education preferredWhat's on offer: Competitive base salaryBonus opportunityMedical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company matchPaid time off and paid holidaysCareer growth and advancement opportunitiesTraining and professional development programsEmployee wellness and assistance programsApply today to be considered within 24 hours!
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