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Cardinal Staffing is seeking a dependable Supervisor / Team Lead to oversee sorting, inspection, and rework in an automotive manufacturing facility near Lansing, MI. You will coordinate employees, prepare workstations, and ensure safe, accurate workmanship according to customer requirements.
This hands-on leadership position requires a high school diploma, 3+ years supervisory experience, and the ability to lift up to 35 pounds.
Location: Lansing, MI – Bridgewater facility and Lansing-area assignments.
Schedule: 1st shift, Monday–Friday, 6:00 AM–4:00 PM; weekends as needed. Must be available to arrive early or occasionally provide coverage into 2nd shift.
Pay Rate: $22–$24 per hour, depending on experience.
Employment Type: Full-Time
Cardinal Staffing is seeking a dependable, organized Supervisor / Team Lead to oversee sorting, inspection, and rework assignments within an automotive manufacturing facility. This hands‑on leadership role involves coordinating employees, preparing workstations, maintaining accurate paperwork, and ensuring work is completed safely and according to customer requirements.
Candidates offered the position must attend and complete two days of mandatory training before starting their assigned shift. Candidates cannot begin the assignment without completing this training and must have reliable transportation to attend. Qualified candidates must submit an updated resume for management review. Interviews will be scheduled for candidates selected following that review.
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