Carolina Poly Process Supervisor
carolina polyChester (SC)
About the role
Process Supervisor Carolina Poly, Inc. located in Chester, SC, is currently seeking a Process Supervisor to join our team. Carolina Poly produces several lines of plastic products including high quality trash bags and construction films. Carolina Poly is a new facility that is part of an established nationwide manufacturing company that can provide growth and advancement opportunities.
Responsibilities:
Coordinates, monitors, and maintains safety and good housekeeping practices in all areas of the department.
Directs daily manpower placement, including planning, assigning and directing work.
Directs, monitors, and assists in the training of all employees under their supervision.
Manages all positions and people within their area of responsibility, including addressing complaints and resolving problems between and concerning the positions and people within their area of responsibility.
Manages the quality of work and performance of each employee.
Maintains, verifies and approves time for hourly employees.
Appraises, develops and promotes employees under their supervision, including recommending raises, promotions and transfers.
Coordinates with other departments and shifts to eliminate production delays, equipment delays or problems.
Qualifications:
The ideal candidate will possess:
Bachelor's degree preferred
2+ years experience with blown-film and extrusion equipment is a plus
2+ years supervisory and/or management experience
Must be able to thrive in a fast paced environment with ever-changing deadlines
Availability to work any schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays
Must have strong communication and time management skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite AS400 application experience preferred
Carolina Poly offers competitive compensation packages including Medical/Dental, paid vacations and holidays, and 401(K).
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