Production Supervisor
alden shoe companyMiddleboro (MA)
About the role
Job Description:
The Alden Shoe Company is seeking a dedicated and experienced Production Supervisor to oversee manufacturing operations within our dynamic production environment. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing daily production activities, ensuring adherence to safety standards, and maintaining high-quality output.
Responsibilities:
Supervise and coordinate daily production activities on the factory floor, ensuring timely completion of manufacturing targets
Lead and manage production teams, including assembly line workers and machine operators, promoting teamwork and productivity
Ensure compliance with safety protocols, safety standards, and OSHA regulations to maintain a safe working environment
Interpret and follow production documents and work orders accurately
Promote continuous process improvement to increase productivity and reduce costs
Requirements:
Proven experience in manufacturing facility operations with a strong understanding of factory processes
Prior experience managing production or assembly teams within a manufacturing environment
Ability to manage multiple priorities efficiently while maintaining attention to detail
Strong communication skills to effectively lead teams and collaborate across departments
This position offers an opportunity to contribute significantly to our manufacturing excellence while advancing your leadership skills within a professional setting. We welcome candidates who are proactive, detail-oriented, and eager to drive continuous improvement in our production processes.
We are willing to train promising candidates on industry-specific details and procedures.
Benefits:
Health insurance
Life insurance
On-the-job training
Paid time off
Work Location: In person
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