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TNA is currently looking for a Production Supervisor with 5+ years of experience managing a team of 30+. Translate company objectives in ESH, 5-S, quality, Kaizen, and production into action plans.
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Production Associate ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Processes product using tools (to include knives), manual labor, and equipment provided in accordance with USDA and Pilgrim’s Company product standards and procedures.
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Ensures activities meet short-term goals established for production continuity and balance such as limiting down time, maximizing line efficiencies, machine loading, grievance resolution and equipment maintenance.
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The clinical supervisor will oversee the care team and provide education and training related to clinical practice, regulation and reimbursement changes as well as help orient new employees. As a clinical supervisor at Georgia Hospice Care, you’ll serve as a key member of our care team to ensure every patient receives the highest quality care.
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Trainee must understand the interactions between Accounting Human Resources Food Safety and Quality Assurance and Production. Observing and learning the above duties will prepare the trainee for the responsibility of being a supervisor over a specific area as assigned.
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