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Join a leading battery manufacturer as a Production Supervisor in Queen Creek, AZ. You will lead daily operations, ensuring safety and quality while fostering a collaborative team environment. This role is pivotal in driving efficiency and continuous improvement in production processes.
As one of the largest battery manufacturers in the world, LG Energy Solution aims to be an eco-friendly company that prioritizes the environment, fulfills its social responsibility, and creates sustainable future values.
Located in Queen Creek, Arizona, LG Energy Solution Arizona, Inc. will lead production of LG's cylindrical batteries(EVs) in the North America.
Come join us in an exciting adventure of awakening the world with energy!
Reports to:Production Team Manager
Location: Queen Creek, AZ
We awaken the world with Energy. LG Energy Solution Arizona, Inc. (LGESAZ) develops and manufactures cylindrical batteries for electric vehicles (EVs), the first such facility in the United States. Come join the leader in advanced IT and Mobility energy solutions to help us Empower Every Possibility!
We are seeking an experienced and hands-on Production Supervisor to lead daily manufacturing operations and ensure that production targets are consistently met with high standards of safety, quality, and efficiency. The ideal candidate will have a passion for team-building and teamwork, a deep understanding of production processes, and a commitment to continuous improvement. This role involves leading people, troubleshooting process issues, and working cross-functionally to support overall operation goals.
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1. You contribute towards more sustainable future
2. You are working with cutting-edge technologies
3. You will receive market leading Total Rewards Package
4. You will explore various Career Growth & Internal Advancement Opportunities
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LG Energy Solution Arizona, Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer
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