Production Manager

Posted 3 days ago

nationwide food recruitersWest Monroe (LA)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$1,000

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About the role

Are you a Production Supervisor or Manager looking for your next step? Nationwide Food Recruiters is excited to share another great opportunity with the food & beverage manufacturing community - this time, we’re looking to fill a Production Manager opening for our client just outside of Monroe, LA!Known for its affordable cost of living, strong manufacturing base, and welcoming Southern community, Monroe offers an excellent balance of career opportunity and quality of life. With access to beautiful outdoor recreation along the Ouachita River, nearby wildlife refuges, and a relaxed pace of life, Monroe provides a family-friendly environment while still supporting a growing industrial and food production sector in Northeast Louisiana. Our client has partnered exclusively with us to find a Production Manager to lead production, help maintain compliance, continuous improvement, and overall productivity within a high-volume food manufacturing operation. This individual will play a key role in ensuring product integrity, customer satisfaction, and audit readiness across the facility. If you or someone you know may be interested, we’d love to connect. Please apply or share! Not a good fit, but know someone that is? Message us directly, we pay $1,000 for referrals! Position: Production Manager

Location: Monroe, LA - (Relocation Assistance Available)

Type: Onsite Company Quick Facts: Privately owned poultry further processor

Reports to: Plant Manager Facility Head Count:

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