Idaho Forest Group
Sawmill Supervisor - Swing (Laclede) (Manufacturing)
Idaho Forest Group is currently seeking a Sawmill Supervisor (Swing Shift) to join our team.
This position will efficiently and effectively supervise the sawmill, saw filing, and log yard operations.
Annual Salary: $80,000 - $89,000 DOE
Essential Functions:
• Comprehend and perform all duties per rules, regulations, and JSAs
• Supervise daily safety, quality, production, scheduling, crew meetings, lumber, and log inventory
• Proactive leadership that fosters teamwork and enhances IFG culture and standards, including knowledge of IFG KPI and QMS (quality management system)
• Work closely with other supervisors, QC, and maintenance to identify repair and improvement opportunities and solutions
• Manage department budget
• Work closely with sales to track production tallies and sales needs
• Conduct uptime analysis for continuous improvement
• Train, coach, evaluate performance, and counsel team members
• Train, assist, and familiarize new hires with company work rules, policies, safety, communication systems, and teamwork
• Report safety concerns, incidents/investigations
• Responsible for reviewing and approving employee timecards for payroll and recordkeeping purposes
• Other duties as needed
Required Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Physical Demands:
Ability to sit and/or stand for the shift, reach with hands and arms, stoop, squat, bend at the waist, kneel, walk varying distances, and climb stairs.
Work Environment:
Must tolerate all weather elements, loud conditions, and airborne particles (sawdust).
Idaho Forest Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with ADA regulations as applicable.
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