When we win, you win! UFP has a long history of sharing profits with employees. Our hourly team members are eligible for a fall bonus based on their local operation's performance! Come join our production team where you will work in a hands-on collaborative environment with the ability to see your work come together in an end product every day.

Job Summary

The Crew Leader is responsible for coordination of an operating cell work area and its support services. Assists in the training of employees, and the communication between management and employees. Relies on limited experience and judgment to accomplish goals little creativity and latitude is expected. Ensures work area is running according to schedule minimizes downtime.

Pay: $24-$28 per hour

Principle Duties and Responsibilities

• Ensures work area and equipment are safe and clean.
• Ensures all employees have received adequate machine specific safety training prior to operating equipment.
• Assists scheduling production, balances workloads between teams or work areas, and
• Assist reviewing preshift machine inspection sheets and addressing concerns.
• Reviews production sheets and communicated with employees.
• Checks material and finished products to ensure quality and that they meet customer specifications.
• Implements CI principals to improve current processes.
• Conducts Sunrise meetings and monthly safety talks, and provides training to employees.
• Directs activities consistent with all Company policies, procedures and applicable law.
• Communicates to employees and other management members as required.
• Leads employees in continuous improvements and safety initiatives.
• Participates in the completion of employee's performance evaluation form.
• Prepares production reports and maintains records as required.
• Ensures work area is in compliance with established safety standards.
• Performs other duties as required.

Qualifications

• High school diploma/GED preferred but not required
• Minimum 6 months to 1 year of experience in related area 1 to 3 years preferred.
• Working knowledge of production reporting and production scheduling
• Basic working knowledge of Excel, Word and Outlook.
• Basic knowledge on lumber math, lumber grades, and species
• Preferred understanding on company policies, practices and procedures.
• Must be at least 18 years of age.