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Job Segment: Production Manager, 2nd Shift, Manager, Compliance, Manufacturing, Night, Management, Entry Level, Legal. This is a management position, with hands-on responsibility and accountability for daily production flow and bottom line results.
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Under direction from the Hospital Manager/Administrator, the Client Service Supervisor performs a wide range of difficult-to-complex administrative activities related to quality patient care and excellent client service, management of finances and accounting, marketing and promotion of services, staffing and human resources, and discretionary activities that serve to support effective business operations.
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Our Managers are responsible for the day-to-day operation and management of our Burger King restaurant, and possess the Leadership to inspire our Crew to thrive! Responsibilities of Management: Instructs, trains, coaches and develops the restaurant team to create an environment where enthusiastic people are recognized and rewarded for achieving organizational and personal goals, Responsible for the overall recruiting and hiring of hourly employees.
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An Associates/Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Engineering or similar preferred. This position serves as a crucial link between operative employees and management. The Production Supervisor on 2nd shift is responsible for supervising employees in a lean manufacturing environment.
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Knowledge of production management, quality control, and safety standards. Production Management: •Plan, organize, and supervise the manufacturing process to ensure production targets are met efficiently.
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The Production Supervisor manages the daily production function within a plant for a single production line or specific area for one shift, while focusing on development, management, and motivation of production personnel to increase productivity and improve efficiencies.
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It offers service and repair, OEM product sales, and supply chain management solutions. As a Service Supervisor at CT Power, you will be responsible for organizing workflow to meet and exceed customer expectations and arranging work to accomplish departmental objectives by completing repair orders in a timely and accurate manner.
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Supervise outside vendors retained for investigations, cost containment, expert witnesses, and litigation management to ensure claims are being handled properly according to the applicable jurisdictions.
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