Manufacturing Supervisor

Location: Missouri
Schedule: Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Job Type: Full-time, hourly
Pay: Starting at $26.00 per hour, with advancement opportunities up to $31.00 per hour based on demonstrated skills and competencies

The Manufacturing Supervisor reports directly to the Director of Operations and oversees all production, packaging, and manufacturing activities. This position is responsible for ensuring the company consistently delivers safe, high-quality products while maintaining an efficient and cost-effective production operation.

The Manufacturing Supervisor is responsible for the hour-by-hour execution of production activities, including production planning, purchasing coordination, inventory management, quality control, regulatory tracking, and team supervision. This is a hands-on leadership position requiring a strong presence in the production lab, active participation in product manufacturing, and a commitment to continuous quality and process improvement.

• Supervise and provide day-to-day direction to all production and packaging associates.
• Maintain a strong presence in the production lab to coach, support, and develop the operations team.
• Establish and communicate daily production priorities, assignments, and performance expectations.
• Monitor work in progress, follow up on assigned tasks, and adjust priorities as needed to keep production on schedule.
• Manage day-to-day production activities and ensure work is completed accurately, safely, and on time.
• Participate directly in the manufacturing and preparation of products.
• Promote a positive, reassuring, energetic, educational, and welcoming work environment.
• Identify production issues, bottlenecks, and delays, communicate concerns promptly, and take ownership of resolving daily operational problems.

• Follow established Standard Operating Procedures and ensure they are consistently followed by the production team.
• Maintain product quality standards throughout production and packaging.
• Identify and address quality concerns before products move to the next stage of production or distribution.
• Ensure products are accurately labeled and meet applicable company and Missouri cannabis requirements.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and compliant production environment.
• Ensure production waste is properly documented and destroyed in accordance with company procedures and applicable regulations.

• Maintain accurate inventory records for cannabis materials, non-cannabis materials, packaging, ingredients, and production supplies.
• Coordinate with purchasing to ensure appropriate inventory levels are maintained.
• Monitor materials and supply needs and communicate shortages before they affect production.
• Maintain accurate cannabis inventory and production information in METRC, Distru, and applicable internal systems.
• Reconcile physical inventory against METRC, Distru, and internal production records.
• Identify, investigate, and help resolve inventory discrepancies.
• Maintain accurate production records, including production activity, quantities, yields, material usage, inventory movement, waste, and other required information.
• Process, organize, review, and maintain production data using company computer systems and software.

• Create and communicate the weekly production schedule.
• Monitor production activity to ensure the weekly schedule is followed.
• Complete inventory counts for all rosin and distillate.
• Complete inventory counts for non-THC warehouse materials, including packaging and ingredients.
• Complete additional duties and projects as assigned.

• Complete all required production, packaging, waste, inventory, and operational logs.
• Ensure production waste is properly documented and destroyed at the end of each day.
• Verify that all manufactured products are accurately entered into Distru and METRC.
• Ensure all products are appropriately and accurately labeled.
• Weigh and prepare all rosin and distillate needed for scheduled production.
• Monitor production progress and address issues that could affect quality, compliance, or scheduling.

• Previous production management experience required.
• Previous experience supervising or managing a team required.
• Cannabis production or manufacturing experience preferred.
• Working knowledge of METRC required. Candidates do not need to be METRC experts but must understand the system and be comfortable…