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Green Thumb in Ocala, FL is seeking an experienced Production Supervisor to oversee our cannabis manufacturing operations. You will ensure product quality and inventory integrity while spending substantial time on the plant floor.
Lead production staff, organize workflow, enforce safety, coach employees, and drive continuous improvement initiatives. A strong background in supervision and process optimization is required. This role demands hands-on leadership in a fast-paced startup environment.
Ocala, Florida, United States
We are looking for an experienced Production Supervisor to oversee and support our production operations in our cannabis manufacturing facility. You will be the one to ensure product quality standards and inventory integrity are maintained for your department. The production supervision duties are mostly hands‑on and direct in nature and require substantial time be spent on the plant floor working closely and directly with all production employees.
As a Green Thumb team member, you will have access to excellent benefits and incentives including:
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