The Production Supervisor will have direct oversight of the production operations for their assigned shift with an emphasis on developing our crew members to meet all safety, quality, and efficiency objectives. You are a go-getter and problem solver who sees the details and the bigger picture at the same time. You understand that a production environment is a busy place and that things don’t always go as planned, but you’re able to stay organized and make sure your team understands and works the plan.  You have stellar interpersonal skills that enable you to influence and empower your team to meet and exceed expectations.

You’re the kind of person who’s always thinking three or four steps ahead, connecting the dots like an air-traffic controller, staying on top of what needs to happen next to keep everything moving and on time. You love working in a fast-paced environment. You’ve seen firsthand how teamwork makes the dream work, which is why you always lead by example, inspiring those around you to be as proactive, efficient, and accurate as you are.

What You'll Do

  • Collaborate with other departments and leaders to ensure we win as a team and meet (or exceed) our daily objectives.
  • Communicate expectations to ensure all safety, quality, sanitation, and food safety procedures are followed without exception.
  • Manage crew members in their daily tasks, including performance reviews, on-the-job training, and coaching for accountability.
  • Assign tasks and monitor performance to meet or exceed ECS KPI’s
  • Complete daily standard work including shift reports and periodic quality assurance audits.
  • Partner with the Shipping and Receiving department to meet daily shipping needs.
  • Utilize the training team to develop and up-skill our crew members.
  • Assist our leads in managing the daily operations schedule.
  • Act like an owner while driving continuous improvement through safety awareness, solving quality problems, and waste elimination.

What You Bring to the Table

  • 2+ years of supervisory experience
  • 5+ years of experience in an operations environment
  • High School diploma or GED required but a bachelor’s degree in supply chain or Operations is strongly preferred
  • Lean Manufacturing background highly desired
  • Highly organized with a strong attention to detail and accuracy
  • Self-motivated with a results-driven approach
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to work cross-functionally
  • Ability to work in a fluid, fast paced environment
  • Ability to quickly learn new tools and systems
  • Excel skills – ability to manipulate data using standard formulas / functionality and in templates created by others   

What We Bring to the Table:

  • A fast-paced, energetic, remote environment with passionate people who are leading a movement to bring ethically produced food to the table.
  • Competitive pay and benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, and Paid Parental Leave, just to name a few).
  • Generous retirement contributions: 401(k) + 3% Contribution from Day 1.
  • Free eggs and butter, along with friends and family discounts.
  • Fun team SWAG that will make you the talk of the town.
  • Professional development opportunities and an amazing team dedicated to your growth.

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