Production Supervisor

A well-established manufacturer of pre-engineered products for the water, agricultural, and industrial markets is hiring a Production Supervisor to lead first-shift production at its Southeast KS facility. This is a hands-on floor leadership role: you run the daily schedule, hold safety and quality standards, and lead the hourly team that builds the product. You'll set priorities against the plan, clear bottlenecks as they happen, and coordinate with maintenance, quality, and procurement to keep the line moving. Strong performers here hit output and quality targets, cut waste, and build a crew that runs clean and safe without being micromanaged.Anticipated $65K–$80K, based on experienceBenefits include: Health, Dental, Vision, 401K w/ match, PTO, holidaysFirst shiftOverviewRun first-shift production output against daily and weekly schedule and quality targetsEstablish and hold production and quality-control standards and cost controlsLead, direct, and develop the hourly production crew on the floorEnforce a safe, accident-free workplace and drive safety accountabilitySet and adjust production priorities as equipment, materials, or orders changeCoordinate with maintenance, quality, and procurement to protect throughputReview production, quality, and operational reports and act on the root causeSupport continuous improvement in labor, equipment, and facility utilizationPreferred Skills / ExperiencesAssociate degree or two-year technical school preferred; equivalent floor experience consideredPrior production supervision or lead experience in a manufacturing plantAble to read specifications, blueprints, and job ordersTrack record improving safety, quality, throughput, or cost on a production floorExperience leading hourly crews and holding standards on the lineProficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OutlookKEYWORDS: production supervisor, manufacturing supervisor, shift supervisor, production lead, floor supervisor, first shift, metal fabrication, steel fabrication, welding operations, production scheduling, continuous improvement, lean manufacturing, 5S, KPI, throughput, on-time delivery, scrap reduction, safety management, OSHA, blueprint reading, quality control, team leadership, hourly workforce, manufacturing operationsEEO