Find & Apply For Production Supervisor Jobs in Colton, California

Overview As a Production Supervisor, you'll guide daily manufacturing and assembly operations, helping your team meet production goals while maintaining quality and safety. You'll coordinate work on the factory floor, address issues as they arise, and support practical process improvements. Supervisor will be responsible for conducting employee performance evaluations, developing and strengthening work teams, and ensuring compliance with company policies and procedures. Focused on creating a positive and productive work environment through employee coaching, training, and accountability. Demonstrates strong leadership by setting clear expectations, promoting teamwork, and aligning employee performance with departmental and company objectives. Committed to achieving operational goals, improving efficiency, maintaining quality standards, and fostering continuous improvement while supporting the company's mission and values. Key responsibilities include employee evaluations, team development, performance management, policy enforcement, goal achievement, safety compliance, and driving operational excellence Your impact: By keeping production organized and reinforcing safe work practices, you help team members work effectively and deliver reliable products to customers. Duties Lead and support production or assembly teams; assign work and monitor progress across the assembly line. Coordinate manufacturing activities, materials, and equipment to keep operations moving. Interpret production documents and technical drawings; use measuring instruments to check work. Identify workflow or quality issues and contribute to process improvement, including lean manufacturing practices. Reinforce safety standards and protocol adherence; support safe use of forklifts, hand tools, and power tools. Requirements Experience in manufacturing, a factory, or a manufacturing facility; assembly line experience is valuable. Background in manufacturing management or managing production or assembly teams. Mechanical knowledge and experience with mechanical assembly or general assembly; technical proficiency in production settings. Ability to use measuring instruments, interpret technical drawings and production documents, and work with hand and power tools. Ability to follow safety standards, perform manual handling, and lift heavy items as required; forklift experience is an asset.

Pay:

$18.00 - $27.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person