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Georgia-Pacific Gurdon, a premier plywood manufacturer in the nation and largest employer in Clark County, is known for its commitment to customers, continuous improvement in the manufacturing process, and pursuit of promising business opportunities.
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The supervisor in this role will ensure an injury-free and incident-free environment while driving continuous improvement in EHS (environmental health and safety) reliability, quality production, and cost efficiency.
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Lead a team in the panel assembly process and take ownership over production, safety, and quality. We are seeking a Production Supervisor for our plywood mill located in Gurdon, AR. In this role you will lead a dynamic wood products team, promoting a safety-first approach and ensuring a seamless manufacturing process for our panel assembly line in line with our management philosophy and framework.
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The Sawmill Supervisor is responsible for leadership, training, and development of hourly personnel by managing the process flow, resources, and workforce to meet and exceed established budgets and performance objectives.
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