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SummaryPerdue Farms in Lewiston, NC has a great career opportunity for a production leader as a Production Supervisor - 3rd Shift Shipping. TheProduction Supervisor - 3rd Shift Shipping is responsible for the day-to-day supervision of production associates to achieve required production and quality standards in a safe, efficient, and effective manner and for promoting and maintaining positive working relationships within the production group.
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The Transportation Supervisor is responsible for the management and administration of operations for Perdue Foods and Agri-Business while reporting to the Transportation Manager. Summary The Fleet Transportation Supervisor will provide leadership and guidance to Perdue Transportation's Private Fleet Associates in Lewiston, NC including Professional Drivers.
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Minimum Education Bachelors degree or equivalent work experience in Poultry Science, Animal Science, Agriculture or related discipline. Perdue Foods is part of Perdue Farms, a family-owned company heading into it's second century of growth and innovation.
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Communicate effectively with team members and supervisors to coordinate workflow.
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Communicate effectively with team members and supervisors to coordinate workflow.
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Specific competence requirements include:Must have prior supervisory experience.
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My client, an International Manufacturer with over $900MM in global sales, is a leader in its niche industry of carbon and graphite products.
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Train, direct and develop subordinates to meet operating, safety and quality requirements within the department and/or area.
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