Centerline Communications Remote Remote Jobs in Usa
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(5:30P-6A)
2-2-3 Schedule:
Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Sat
Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday
The Production Supervisor at the 750 facility is responsible for leading daily pressroom operations with a focus on safety, quality, performance, and people development. This role ensures that PPC’s flexographic pressroom operates efficiently and produces high-quality printed materials that meet customer expectations and company standards.
The Supervisor plays a critical role in advancing PPC’s strategic goals of improving Fully Productive Time (FPT), reducing waste, and driving operational excellence through strong floor leadership. This position is accountable for coordinating all pressroom activities on the assigned shift, ensuring that teams operate safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with work instructions, job tickets, and color/registration specifications.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure a safe and compliant work environment for all team members; enforce all PPE, lockout/tagout, and food safety policies.
- Lead daily shift huddles reviewing FPT performance, footage targets, safety, and quality metrics.
- Provide consistent direction and coaching to Operators, Press Assistants, and Operations Leads to meet daily production goals.
- Monitor all setup, makeready, and run processes for accuracy, waste, and uptime; escalate issues quickly to support departments.
- Ensure all operators follow documented work instructions, centerlines, and job tickets prior to production start.
- Review and sign off on all first-off approvals and quality checkpoints (“second approval process”).
- Partner with scheduling and staging to maintain readiness and improve flow between press, lamination, and slitting.
- Conduct performance evaluations, corrective actions, and attendance tracking in partnership with HR.
- Support a culture of continuous improvement, leveraging Lean and 6S tools to reduce downtime and improve consistency.
- Train, mentor, and develop cross-functional talent for future growth opportunities within PPC.
- Serve as Acting Production Manager when management is offsite or unavailable.
Required Experience and Skills
- 3–5 years of production supervision or shift leadership experience in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
- Strong understanding of FPT, setup reduction (SMED), and lean manufacturing principles.
- Demonstrated ability to manage, train, and develop diverse production teams.
- Excellent decision-making, communication, and problem-solving skills under pressure.
- Working knowledge of manufacturing ERP systems and Microsoft Office.
- Mechanically inclined with solid press troubleshooting and setup experience.
(5:30P-6A)
2-2-3 Schedule:
Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Sat
Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday
The Production Supervisor at the 750 facility is responsible for leading daily pressroom operations with a focus on safety, quality, performance, and people development. This role ensures that PPC’s flexographic pressroom operates efficiently and produces high-quality printed materials that meet customer expectations and company standards.
The Supervisor plays a critical role in advancing PPC’s strategic goals of improving Fully Productive Time (FPT), reducing waste, and driving operational excellence through strong floor leadership. This position is accountable for coordinating all pressroom activities on the assigned shift, ensuring that teams operate safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with work instructions, job tickets, and color/registration specifications.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure a safe and compliant work environment for all team members; enforce all PPE, lockout/tagout, and food safety policies.
- Lead daily shift huddles reviewing FPT performance, footage targets, safety, and quality metrics.
- Provide consistent direction and coaching to Operators, Press Assistants, and Operations Leads to meet daily production goals.
- Monitor all setup, makeready, and run processes for accuracy, waste, and uptime; escalate issues quickly to support departments.
- Ensure all operators follow documented work instructions, centerlines, and job tickets prior to production start.
- Review and sign off on all first-off approvals and quality checkpoints (“second approval process”).
- Partner with scheduling and staging to maintain readiness and improve flow between press, lamination, and slitting.
- Conduct performance evaluations, corrective actions, and attendance tracking in partnership with HR.
- Support a culture of continuous improvement, leveraging Lean and 6S tools to reduce downtime and improve consistency.
- Train, mentor, and develop cross-functional talent for future growth opportunities within PPC.
- Serve as Acting Production Manager when management is offsite or unavailable.
Required Experience and Skills
- 3–5 years of production supervision or shift leadership experience in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
- Strong understanding of FPT, setup reduction (SMED), and lean manufacturing principles.
- Demonstrated ability to manage, train, and develop diverse production teams.
- Excellent decision-making, communication, and problem-solving skills under pressure.
- Working knowledge of manufacturing ERP systems and Microsoft Office.
- Mechanically inclined with solid press troubleshooting and setup experience.
Experience working in a High-Performance Work System is a must have requirement as a Continuous Improvement Manager or Operational Excellence Manager.
The position provides strategic leadership for Continuous Improvement (CI) and capabilities processes and teams at the manufacturing site. This position is responsible to provide leadership to embed a manufacturing excellence and change management mindset. They will also develop capability and a learning culture through Training 4 Excellence (T4E) standards and processes and drive cost savings and process improvements using various tools and techniques such as Operational Excellence (OPEX) and Lean Six Sigma (LSS) and Fuel to Grow (F2G), while fostering a strong, people first culture for the site. This position plays a critical role in developing and cascading Regional Improvement strategy, defining metrics, and leveraging influential skills to sponsor cost savings initiatives and efficiencies. Leadership responsibilities include: Change management, Digital Transformation, Cost savings, and Training teams.
In this role, you will:
Safety:
- Implement loss control throughout the organization by visibly demonstrating that safety is embraced as a value.
- Support and Champion safety in your manufacturing site and team by driving educational and behavioral processes through the application of OPEX, LSS and T4E tools.
- Lead your team to complete safety objectives and ensure a safe working environment.
Quality:
- Champion and support Continuous Improvement and T4E programs and processes as the way to deliver quality and process capability improvements.
- Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
People:
- Focus on Organizational Transformation and Culture:
- Manage teams in accordance with the principles and tenets of the plant's High Performance Work System and expected K-C Values: We Care, We Own, We Act and Ways of Working: Focus on Consumers, Play to Win, Move Fast and Grow our People.
- Manage, develop, and support direct reports (T4E Leader, Digital Manufacturing Leader) to lead changes and developments throughout the site and within each function.
Lead your site's organization to:
- Develop and execute an overall site plan that aligns to the regional strategy to drive a cultural transformation, increasing the engagement and enablement of all team members.
- Build capability of the asset teams to help lead and manage organizational transformations
- Incorporate organizational transformation thinking into your team's processes and tools, including leveraging Digital Manufacturing resources
- Provide high-level planning with the oversight and/or hands-on execution of the four key areas of Change Management related to site specific initiatives
- Prepare the Change: Build strong partnerships, consult with leadership, demonstrate empathy, and collaborate on success criteria and KPI progress.
- Manage the Change: Develop change plan roadmaps, communication, and capability building plans. Identify and escalate issues, solicit feedback, and support project teams with gap analysis and business process discussions.
- Lead Change Enablement: Manage change networks, ensure participant engagement, and develop and deliver relevant updates.
- Reinforce the Change: Develop long-term strategies, address resistance, and continuously monitor and adjust the change process.
Delivery:
- Provide strategy to build capability of all team members at the site through the Training 4 Excellence program:
- Provide leadership support to your T4E leader in their efforts to develop, facilitate and manage the site's training strategies aligned to the regional strategy, including providing support to the plant On-the-Job system skill trainers.
- Ensure respective team members are active participants in regional networks in the areas they support, sharing learnings and adopting and applying one best way standards and process.
- Ensure collaboration between T4E and Digital Manufacturing to drive training and usage throughout the site.
Delivery:
- Provide strategic direction to drive Continuous Improvement, using standard tools and processes, across all functions in the site:
- Provide Strategic leadership for site's CI programs and efforts.
- Reinforce the iOPEX processes and tools to ensure sustainability of the iOPEX program.
- Build capability and leadership throughout the plant to reinforce commitment to standards and centerlining, returning out of standard/red conditions to green and problem solving
- Ensure standardization through CI and Culture of Accountability (CoA) practices
- Provide continuous feedback to leadership team, consistent with OPEX mindsets, Ways of Working and the plants HPWS principles and culture.
- Facilitate, promote, and support Lean cultural development Identify and drive transformation that is inclusive of front-line and support organizations
- Provide education on Lean tools, processes and thinking at your site
- Ensure consistent application of regional framework standards for management systems and processes.
- Drives the strategic planning processes for the site including development, communication, and follow-up of all strategic activity for the site.
- Leverage Digital Manufacturing and Change Management to embed these tools and processes into the workforce culture.
**MUST HAVE A RESUME THAT DISPLAYS MINIMUM 2 YEARS OF MACHINERY BUILDING AND/OR SERVICE EXPERIENCE
** Pay: $20-26/hr based on experience Shift: Mon-Friday 7am to 330pm Flexibility is necessary due to varying Customer requirements.
Occasional evening, 3rd shift, and weekend work may be required as job duties demand.
JOB DESCRIPTION: The position is responsible for the installation, startup assistance, and servicing machinery of various types.
These may be glass processing machines, food processing machines, or packaging machines, depending on the Division that requires the work.
Installation may involve marking centerlines, manipulating machines into position, leveling, anchoring, reassembly, re-wiring, re-plumbing, etc.
to bring the machine to operational readiness.
After installation, the technician may be involved in troubleshooting any problems found after installation.
Besides installation, existing machines may need to be serviced.
This may include visits to the customer's site for preventative maintenance, troubleshooting problems, making recommendations for parts that are required, and generally helping the customer with any problems that they may have with the machine, within the power and knowledge of the technician.
When not in the field, the technician may be required to help assemble machinery, startup machinery on the factory floor, and training of other individuals.
Essential Functions Travel to customer plant site/s to assist customer with install, and starting up machine.
Test machine to customer satisfaction.
Report issues to staff for corrective action and/or future improvements.
Travel to customer site for machinery service, maintenance, training, etc.
Assemble machinery according to blueprints and pneumatic prints Wire machinery to control panels according to schematics Assist Engineering/programmer with startup of machines Train customer or other team members Make recommendations to customers for parts that they will need and relay that information to Sales for quoting.
Ensure customers are completely satisfied with the machines.
Report working and traveling hours via a Service Report to HR, and obtain customer feedback via form.
Competencies Ability to read mechanical blueprints, as well as pneumatic and electrical blueprints Troubleshoot and diagnose mechanical and electrical issues with equipment Precision alignment, including use of indicators and other types of instruments needed for installation, alignment and calibration of machines.
Ability to travel domestically and internationally without issue Customer interaction/communication skills Professional appearance and demeanor Travel is REQUIRED.
Travel durations vary, but are typically one week.
International travel may be required which can have extended durations due to the travel time.
Travel and meal expenses and certain other expenses are paid, as well as other bonus compensation (but not guaranteed).
Travel estimation is 10-50% depending on various factors.
Required Education and Experience Technical Associates Degree, preferred, in Mechanical/Electrical Tech.
Minimum 2 years of machinery building and/or service experience is required, over 5 years preferred Nesco Resource is an equal employment opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, or veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristics with respect to employment opportunities.
