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Lehigh Valley Dairy Farms
Production Supervisor
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A Production Supervisor supervises workers and production schedules, monitors supplies, and oversees quality assurance at a production facility.
$67,354 / year median in Pennsylvania
-1% projected decline
Job Description
General Purpose Provide work direction and supervision to sanitation employees within the guidelines of standard work rules, union contract provisions (if applicable), and employment policies. Monitor all stages of the food manufacturing sanitation process and ensure quality and sanitation standards are met. Hold self and others accountable for promoting safety rules and regulations and act in accordance with the requirements for food safety and quality. Ensure that the production process flows smoothly, and daily sanitation goals are met. Function as a resource and point of escalation to direct reports. Coach, mentor, and provide performance development opportunities to team members on an ongoing basis. Job Duties and ResponsibilitIes Schedule, assign work, and provide clear direction to sanitation employees. Ensure that the sanitation process flows smoothly, and daily sanitation goals and standards are met Monitor sanitation activities (housekeeping, pest control, CIP, general equipment cleaning, maintain sanitation schedules, ensure sub milk receiving, standardizing, pasteurization, separating, freezing, cooling, filling, mixing, packaging, storing, etc.) to ensure that plant production and quality standards are met Monitor the equipment used in production processes to ensure that equipment is functioning efficiently and is properly cleaned and sanitized. Arrange for timely repair/resolution of sanitation equipment failures Actively promote safe work behaviors and hold self and direct reports accountable for following safety rules and regulations. Conduct accident/injury investigations and send reports of injury to HR in a timely manner to meet rapid reporting standards. May coordinate and/or facilitate plant safety meetings and training Understand and fulfill the requirements and regulations for food safety and quality. Administer policies, procedures and programs related to operations and quality Proactively look for ways to increase sanitation operational efficiency and contain costs Work effectively with employees to promote positive and productive working relationships. Effectively apply work rules, union contract provisions (if applicable), and employment policies. Administer discipline consistently and fairly. Work with Human Resources and plant management to resolve employee grievances Actively communicate with employees through shift meetings and informal methods Complete supervisory activities such as administering employee promotions and transfers; reviewing and editing employee timekeeping; completing performance evaluations; mentoring, training, and coaching employees Maintain safe working conditions for employees and compliance with all company, state and federal regulations regarding health and safety issues Follow all DFA good manufacturing practices (GMP) and work in a manner consistent with all company regulatory, food safety, quality, and sanitation requirements The requirements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by employee, but is not a complete list of responsibilities, duties, and skills required. Other duties may be assigned as required
Requirements:
Education and Experience High school diploma or equivalent Undergraduate degree in related curriculum preferred 2 to 5 years' experience in a manufacturing environment, preferably food and/or beverage manufacturing sanitation Demonstrated leadership aptitude, team lead experience, or supervisory experience Certification and/or License- may be required during course of employment Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Knowledge of food manufacturing sanitation processes ( CIP programs) and principles.
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- 100% (3+ weeks per month) An Equal Opportunity Employer including