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McIntosh Box and Pallet Company is seeking an organized Shift Supervisor to oversee operations and assign tasks to staff on first and second shifts. The role emphasizes enforcing health and safety regulations and ensuring products meet company standards. Training on first shift (6am-2:30) with progression to second shift (3-11:30) is provided.
Pay rate starts at $26+ per hour, depending on experience. As a Shift Supervisor you will multitask, supervise staff, manage daily schedules, and ensure
McIntosh Box and Pallet Company is a leading provider of custom wood packaging solutions specializing in custom crates, pallets and boxes to customers in a variety of industries. With over 60 years of experience, we have built a strong foundation by building relationships, a strong customer service focus, reliability and quality excellence. Our commitment to top quality craftsmanship, continuous improvement, and sustainability allows us to continue to provide new and innovative packaging solutions to our customers. At McIntosh, we foster a collaborative and positive work environment where we encourage our employees to share their ideas and suggestions to help continue our growth and success as a company. As we continue to grow, we are looking for talented and passionate individuals to join our team!
We are looking for an organized Shift Supervisor to oversee operations and assign tasks to staff. The Shift Supervisor is responsible for enforcing health and safety regulations and ensuring that products meet the company's standards.To be successful as a Shift Supervisor you must be able to multitask. A great Shift Supervisor ensures that all tasks are running smoothly and on time, and that end products are of acceptable quality.
Schedule: Training on 1st shift 6am-2:30, moving to 2nd shift with the hours of 3-11:30
Pay Rate: $26+ based on experience
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