Night Shift Supervisor-Front End

As a Production Supervisor, you will directly supervise operations teams in attaining production, safety, quality, service, productivity, cost reduction, and other department goals. In this role, you will have responsibility for overseeing direct reports, providing coaching and feedback, and conducting performance evaluations. You will maintain quality control processes to ensure products meet quality standards, lead the implementation of process improvements, and drive improvement strategies. This is a full-time, on-site role located at our production facility in Charlotte, NC. The schedule is a 12 hour night shift Sunday-Tuesday and a 6 hour night shift on Wednesdays. Supervise the activities of associates in the Service Bureau production department and coordinate all department workflow. Oversee all equipment functionality, upkeep, and manage respective maintenance and repairs. Maintain accurate inventory of materials and correct records for warehouse and workflow areas to ensure production needs are met. Resolve inventory discrepancies by researching inventory problems and determining the best course of action to prevent future occurrences. Ensure all shipments are completed and all packages are shipped to the correct person or place as directed by the daily job schedule. Must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent; Bachelor's degree in business or related field preferred. Must have at least 5+ years of supervisory experience in a manufacturing setting. Print or rotary experience is preferred. Must have well developed verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills. Must have intermediate PC skills in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Outlook, and experience in an ERP software system.

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