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Field Service Engineer Join a global leader in CNC equipment manufacturing, boasting an impressive -year legacy of excellence.
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Type Direct Hire Salary $75,000 - $100,000 / yr Job Title: Production Supervisor – 1st Shift (Painting Focus)Location: Chicago, ILAbout Us: With over fifty years of commitment to excellence, we’ve become a cornerstone in the automotive manufacturing industry.
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Job Title: Production Supervisor – 1st Shift (Painting Focus)Location: Chicago, ILAbout Us: With over fifty years of commitment to excellence, we've become a cornerstone in the automotive manufacturing industry.
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More specifically, the department supervisor will be responsible for all daily activities of the Powder Coating Line – ensuring the Machine/Line is calibrated, functioning efficiently, and meeting production goals.
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Expert knowledge in maintenance food processing machinery and production equipment such as Conveyors, Metal detectors, Roll Stocks, Injectors, Tumblers, Shredders, barcoding system, mixing equipment, electrical power, and controls.
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We push the boundaries of what’s possible, pioneering new production methods, new design techniques and new ways to recycle and save energy. Role description:The Forming Supervisor supervises hourly union employees for one shift of the forming department.
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LyondellBasellBasic FunctionThe position of Production Shift Supervisor is a team leader, coordinator, coach and mentor to a team of production operators. The Production Shift Supervisor has responsibility for the safe and successful production of all products and processes within the team and uses continuous improvement techniques to drive development in all areas of the business.
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The Maintenance Supervisor provides leadership and supervision to the Maintenance production team engaged in the troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of production equipment. Remains active on the floor including providing any hands-on trouble shooting and maintenance of production equipment.
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Maintains food production that ensures the safety and quality of food according to policies, procedures, and department requirements. Job Responsibilities • Produce and maintain work schedules and may prepare production packets (Production sheets and recipes.
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This position is very hands-on – Quality Control Supervisors are usually in the production area “on their feet” about 60% of the shift. Our client, a growing food manufacturer in the Chicago market, is currently seeking an Associate Quality Assurance Supervisor.
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Monitor all process operations to maximize production rates while meeting quality targets. The primary responsibility of the Relief Supervisor’s role is the supervision and direction over an area of production within a slag plant reporting to the Operations Manager in East Chicago, IN. When not in the Relief Supervisor’s role, they will support the needs of the Operations Manager in regards to Safety, troubleshooting processes, reporting, training, etc, reporting to the Plant Manager.
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The production assembly supervisor is responsible for supervising workshop and railcar assembly employees in CRRC’s manufacturing and assembly environment. Coordinate with Logistic Department to retrieve and transport railcar equipment and parts to the production floor for assembly.
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0-3 years cement production and/or kiln experience. Required Education: Bachelor's/Undergraduate Degree or 5 - 7 years of production experience in lieu of a degree. Ensure the regular inspection and evaluation of all operating equipment to maintain production requirements.
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Assist in managing food production, ordering, and inventory control. Assist in managing food production, ordering, and inventory control. As a Culinary Supervisor, you will work closely with the Executive Chef, Executive Sous Chef and Sous Chefs to ensure the smooth operation of our culinary department.
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Maintain constant contact with the banquet chef, to ensure conclusion between food production and food service. Three or more years’ experience as Banquet Supervisor in a high volume, upscale hotel and excellent oral and written communication skills.
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