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GENERAL SUMMARY:As a Manufacturing Supervisor or Manager - Zinc Die Casting will oversees all operations within their respective department including but not limited to quality of production, managing employees, maintaining safety regulations, and monitoring daily production standards by performing the following duties.
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Established company with a large part of the U.S. market share in what they manufacture located in southwest suburban Atlanta has an opportunity for a Manufacturing Supervisor or Manager Zinc Die Casting in a plant environment due to growth.
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DEPARTMENTAL SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:(In addition to the above listed duties and responsibilities, the Manufacturing Supervisor may have departmental specific duties and responsibilities as noted) Die Cast: (Reports to Plant Manager) Initiates changes in casting cycle times, lubrication of dies, preheating of dies, and/or process parameters to ensure the quality of the castings produced.
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Established company with a large part of the market share in what they manufacture located in southwest suburban Atlanta has an opportunity for a Manufacturing Supervisor or Manager Zinc Die Casting in a plant environment due to growth.
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The incumbent will work closely with the Production planner/scheduler, Plant MRP, Production forepersons/leads, Production supervisor /manager to address performance deficiencies and create an environment conducive to continuous learning, development, and improvement.
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To provide technical and administrative assistance to the Executive Sous Chef and ensures effective operation of the kitchen and food production outlets. Support restaurant chef/sous chef and supervisor.
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You will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of creative development including editorial photography, ecomm photography, graphic design, art direction, video production and packaging design.
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Job Purpose: We are seeking a Kitchen Supervisor to join our Marriott family to oversee food production operations, organize kitchen processes to maintain high quality, safety, and efficiency.
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The Warehouse Supervisor is responsible for managing all aspects of receiving, shipping, and production of merchandise during their shift. (2)+ years experience in a warehouse, manufacturing, shipping supervisor role with proven leadership experience.
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The candidate must have the technical agility, focus, flexibility, enthusiasm and vision to complement and enhance the OTD Local Government Coordination Team. The candidate must be able to coordinate, plan, and support simultaneous tasks and GIS projects; query data; prepare and deliver reports to the immediate supervisor and others; use geospatial data in the creation and production of GIS maps and data; and communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
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Complete Time and Attendance tasks within the department using Microsoft Dynamics AX.Read and analyze charts, work orders, production schedules, and other records and reports to determine production requirements and to evaluate current production estimates and outputs.
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Responsible for analyzing, organizing, and planning production to meet customer need(s). Production planning and scheduling is an important aspect of the role as well. Observe work and other indicators to ensure that operators conform to production or processing standards.
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Plan and establish work schedules, assignments, and production sequences to meet production goals. Work(s) cross functionally with other departments to resolve and improve production related needs.
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The Management Trainee Program will train highly motivated and qualified individuals to assume Plant Supervisor or higher management positions within the organization. Supervision of Front-line production and logistics.
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Inspect, audit and validate all phases of quality performance (quality at the source, raw materials, production, packaging and distribution). Communicate information amongst departments by identifying and troubleshooting problems in the production process.
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