Production Manager, PA
pero family farmsHanover (PA)
About the role
Production Manager Responsible for the overall success of the team and department with the day-to-day emphasis on production scheduling, order fulfillment, personnel training, succession planning, job descriptions, system inputs and accuracy, lot number and load list priority management, shrink management, yield optimization, OSHA safety compliance. Exhibits strong communication leadership working with other packing facilities between supply, logistics, and sales. Enforce all company policies and procedures. Prepare all paperwork required in a neat, legible, and timely manner. Maintain an efficient and productive line of cooperation and communication with other departments and support groups. Organize and update operating procedures on an ongoing basis. Maintain a high level of morale in all areas of production by responding to employee needs, recognizing achievement, and providing ongoing training programs. Meet and maintain all related company objectives and efficiency standards for: Pounds, cases per man hour YieldSafetySanitationQualityProduct specification OvertimeTrain an assistant to assume all related duties on days off, illness, vacation, or out of plant workdays. Responsible for: Hiring new employees Disciplinary procedures Performance reviews and pay increases. Ensure that products are produced efficiently while maintaining the standards of quality set by the company. Constant exposure to product fumes such as onions, peppers, and other strong-scented produce. Exposure to cleaning and sanitation chemicals, including chlorine-based solutions. Frequent work in cold environments, typically 45F or below. High-pressure atmosphere related to meeting production timelines and operational goals. Work performed in a food-manufacturing setting with exposure to moving equipment, production lines, and sanitation activities. Other duties as assigned based on departmental or facility needs. Frequent to constant standing and walking throughout the facility. Occasional to frequent bending, stooping, reaching, pushing, pulling, and climbing. Occasional lifting and carrying of products weighing 5 to 50 pounds. Occasional to frequent repetitive hand motions (such as writing or documentation tasks).Ability to meet the physical demands associated with a fast-paced production environment and tight production schedules. Ability to work flexible hours, including holidays, weekends, and extended shifts as needed. Fresh Foods/CPG Experience Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent Industry Experience 2+ years Operations Experience Basic skills in Microsoft Office, Outlook, Excel, Word & PowerPointLeadership qualities (positively affect/influence others/delegate responsibility) Excellent verbal, written, and general communication skills Possession of key competencies, including conflict management, business negotiation, organization, and decision-making 401(k) Health, Dental, Vision Insurance, and more Paid Time Off (PTO)
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