Shift Supervisor - First Shift
Listed on 2026-06-03
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Manufacturing / Production
Operations Manager, Production Manager
First Shift Supervisor – Tru Cut’s manufacturing facilities in Salem, Sebring, and Alliance, Ohio.
Right now, we’re looking to bring a First Shift Supervisor on board due to tremendous growth opportunities, someone who is passionate about meeting production demands while helping to develop your employees, solve bottlenecks and maintain a safe working environment.
Types of Things You’ll Be DoingYou’ll be working hard on the production floor learning our manufacturing processes and working hand in hand with our many talented team members. It cannot be emphasized enough that this is a position that will require you to be on the floor. This is not a position for someone that wants to remain in the office and learn from a computer.
Someof the work you’ll be doing includes:
- Lead the heartbeat of the shop floor — keep operations clean, organized, and running at peak performance.
- Build and develop a winning team — by training new hires and supporting employees to grow their skills and confidence.
- Drive results through data — monitor performance metrics like efficiency, labor usage, and gross margin to keep the business moving forward.
- Keep everything accurate and accountable — by ensuring job records, inventory transactions, and system updates are done right the first time.
- Be the link between planning and production by working closely with scheduling to coordinate daily priorities and workloads.
- Champion quality and safety — by verifying inspections, maintaining standards, and making sure every job meets expectations.
- Think like an owner — by embracing the “Great Game of Business” and helping your team understand how their work impacts success.
Of course, you’ll be supported by Tru Cut’s Quality, Purchasing and Engineering teams. You’ll work closely with Production Scheduling to understand how we operate and what jobs are scheduled to be run. You will be active within our Safety teams and be expected to provide sound leadership when it comes to safety and hazard recognition.
Types of Things You Won’t Be DoingYou won’t be stuck behind a desk all day or buried in corporate red tape. In fact, we prefer that you are out on your floor interacting with your employees and monitoring production while also looking for any safety concerns.
How We Define Success in This RoleSuccess here means you’re approachable, dependable, and consistent. People know they can count on you to follow through, speak up when something’s off, and be a voice for what’s right. You’ll thrive if you’re curious, resourceful, and can balance being empathetic with being firm.
What We’d Like from YouIdeally, you have a bachelor’s degree in business or management, or equivalent. You have at least five years of experience in the field with, preferably in a manufacturing environment, and you understand the importance of confidentiality, communication, and keeping things organized. You’re comfortable with Microsoft Office, learning new systems, and asking questions.
What You’ll Get in Return- A competitive wage based on experience and skills.
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance options.
- 401(k) with 4% match.
- Gainsharing bonuses of up to 15%.
- A company-funded $25,000 life insurance policy.
- Paid holidays (8, or 9 if you’re a veteran!) and PTO.
- Tuition reimbursement for job-related continuing education.
- A positive, stable work environment where people genuinely enjoy coming to work—and eating donuts on Fridays.
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