Packaging Production Supervisor
Packaging Production Supervisor
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead, coach, and develop a team of production employees
- Drive safety, quality, productivity, and on-time performance
- Manage daily production priorities, staffing, equipment, and workflow
- Identify and resolve production issues to minimize downtime
- Partner with maintenance, quality, and other teams to improve plant performance
- Drive continuous improvement and waste-reduction initiatives
- Build an engaged, accountable, and high-performing team
- 3+ years of manufacturing leadership or supervisory experience
- Packaging, printing, converting, or folding-carton manufacturing experience required
- Experience with die cutting, folder/gluer, sheetfed press, flexographic printing, or similar packaging operations strongly preferred
- Strong leadership, coaching, and employee-development skills
- Solid understanding of manufacturing processes, safety, quality, and production workflows
- Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills
- Lean Manufacturing or continuous improvement experience preferred
- Ability to read, write, and understand English to communicate effectively and follow safety, quality, and production requirements
- Ability to adapt to changing production priorities
- Willingness to work overtime as business needs require
- Why Quad?
- At Quad, you'll do more than manage a shift. You'll have the opportunity to develop people, improve processes, and influence the performance of a growing packaging operation.
- You'll work with advanced manufacturing technology, collaborate across multiple areas of the plant, and have opportunities to continue developing your leadership career.
- If you're an experienced packaging or converting leader looking for a consistent second-shift schedule, relocation assistance, and an opportunity to make an impact, we'd like to hear from you.
- Bring your packaging experience. Lead what's next at Quad.
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