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When in the Shop Production Area the employee will be required to wear PPE including (steel toed shoes if conducting any work related activity), safety glasses and hearing protection where required.
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Comply with the requirements of the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP), and Food Safety and Quality Food Programs (SQF). Completes any necessary paperwork assigned by production supervisor or manager (i.e., downtime monitors, line testing, etc.
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This position works closely with the Plant Manager & Production Manager to ensure the effective and efficient running of the manufacturing plant. Insight Global is seeking a Production Supervisor in Rockford, MN. The plant operates on a 223 schedule and this opening is for day shift.
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Candidates could be on the front of the line where they are making boxes for the canisters, pulling the canisters and inserting them into the boxes and labeling the boxes.
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Production Supervisor 3rd Shift. Accountable for shift performance in quality, earned hours, and meeting production schedule. Manage/oversee all functions of the entire shift of production.
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