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Roskam Foods

Packaging & Sanitation Line Coordinator

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What they do

A Production Plant Foreman works with the Plant Manager or Supervisor in scheduling the activities of the employees and team leaders. Meets regularly with the team leaders to communicate anticipated production sequences, to discuss potential production problems, and to provide opportunity for input on improvement of work processes and work flow. Assist in assuring quality and safety of production procedures.

$80,094 / year median in Michigan

+4% projected growth

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Packaging & Sanitation Line Coordinator Roskam Foods - 2.7 Kentwood, MI Job Details $23 - $30 an hour 10 hours ago Qualifications Manufacturing management Team supervision Manufacturing facility experience Leading team collaboration initiatives Managing food or beverage production teams Manufacturing company experience Team motivation (leadership skill) Full Job Description Are You the Go-To Problem Solver on the Production Floor? If you thrive on coaching teams, keeping schedules on track, and ensuring equipment is clean and compliant, this Packaging & Sanitation Line Coordinator role is for you. You'll partner with the Line Supervisor to guide production workers and keep our food packaging operations running smoothly. Picture This A sealing unit hiccups mid-run. You quickly coordinate rework, update the schedule, and capture the quality data needed—while keeping the team focused and the line sanitary and safe. That's a typical win in this role. What You'll Do Coach and train teammates to uphold company standards and deliver consistent results. Manage the production schedule to hit targets and deadlines. Set up, run, and tend packaging equipment for food products; organize rework when malfunctions appear. Clean and sterilize equipment and processing areas to maintain strict hygiene. Keep inventory management software current for accurate material counts and availability. Record production data during quality checks to verify standards are met. Gather information through observation, data entry, and database management to drive decisions. Champion safety, quality, and regulatory compliance at every stage. What You'll Need High School diploma or equivalent experience Hands-on experience leading operations teams in a manufacturing plant Strong communication skills and confident, supportive leadership Professionalism and genuine passion for guiding people Experience in food service or manufacturing is a plus How You'll Collaborate Work side-by-side with the Line Supervisor to coordinate work assignments, balance priorities, and create a clean, safe, and high-performing environment for the team.