Packaging Supervisor - 2nd

Reckitt•Wilson, NC

10d•$88,000 - $132,000

About The Position

The Packaging Supervisor leads second-shift packaging operations, working from 2:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. The role focuses on production efficiency, safety, and quality while overseeing operators and team leads, maintaining production flow, and escalating issues to management and support functions. The supervisor works across departmental areas and collaborates across functions in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. The role champions operational excellence through continuous improvement, resource optimization, and regulatory compliance. It aligns production schedules with organizational objectives and demand targets while safeguarding employee safety and product integrity. The supervisor also develops team members, ensures training compliance, and supports trials, new product introductions, and process improvements. This role is not currently sponsoring visas or considering international movement. The stated U.S. salary range is $88,000–$132,000, with a hiring range up to $110,000. The position is eligible for an annual discretionary bonus, subject to change each year.

Requirements

High school diploma and 10 or more years of manufacturing experience, or a bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business, or a related field and 3 or more years of production leadership experience in a pharmaceutical or regulated manufacturing environment.
Demonstrated experience leading packaging operations in pharmaceutical, vitamin, food, chemical, or another highly regulated manufacturing environment.
Experience supervising frontline production teams, including operators and team leads, in a fast-paced, high-volume manufacturing setting.
Proven experience managing production performance, workforce priorities, quality requirements, safety compliance, and operational targets while meeting business demands.
Experience working cross-functionally with Quality, Supply Chain, Engineering, and Operations teams.
Experience using manufacturing systems such as SAP, quality management systems, and Microsoft Office applications.

Responsibilities

Lead second-shift packaging operations, aligning production activities with schedules and business objectives while ensuring smooth production flow, effective resource use, and timely escalation of operational risks or disruptions.
Own and improve OEE, waste, and performance KPIs; lead continuous improvement initiatives, resolve line performance issues, and optimize resources to meet demand and cost targets.
Work with management, technical support functions, and production teams to investigate safety, quality, and operational issues; execute RCA/CAPA actions and communicate outcomes.
Develop and coach team leads and operators, ensure training compliance, foster engagement and accountability, and support trials, new product introductions, and process improvements.