Sales & Exports Production Supervisor

Genus PLC•South Campbell, SD

2d•$53,000 - $65,000•Onsite

About The Position

PIC, a Genus plc company, is hiring a Sales & Exports Production Supervisor to lead Sales and Export production activities, primarily in the finishing barn. The role coordinates production schedules, oversees daily operations, and supports sales and export logistics to meet customer demand while maintaining PIC’s quality standards. The position is based at the APEX facility in Mound City, South Dakota, with limited travel based on business needs. The supervisor oversees and coaches the production team, sets priorities, coordinates with other supervisors, and trains novice employees on current Standard Operating Procedures. The role also supports animal care and production operations, including animal movement and flow, sanitation, recordkeeping, treatment of sick animals, barn and office upkeep, production testing, marketing projections, and selection of animals for customer orders. The supervisor implements farm change plans and ensures compliance with animal care policies, safety requirements, biosecurity protocols, and environmental laws. The stated annual pay range is $53,000–$65,000. Genus offers health, dental, and vision insurance; FSA/HSA; long- and short-term disability; 401(k); tuition reimbursement; paid holidays; and employee time off. The position also offers an opportunity for growth.

Requirements

2–3 years of experience in livestock production, with a proven track record of completing projects and meeting deadlines.
Demonstrated experience supervising or directing a team.
Strong organizational, leadership, interpersonal, and communication skills.
Proactive and able to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
Willingness to travel as needed, approximately 5–10% based on production demands.
Flexibility to work operational hours as required, potentially including weekends, evenings, holidays, and emergency situations.
Willingness to comply with daily shower-in/shower-out biosecurity protocols.
Proficient in Microsoft Office and other relevant software applications.

Responsibilities

Set team priorities to ensure tasks are completed and coordinate work activities with other supervisors.
Supervise daily production team activities and coach employees to meet daily deadlines.
Train novice employees on the most current Standard Operating Procedures.
Ensure animals are moved and efficient animal flows are maintained.
Ensure multiple farm areas are sanitized and washed using high-pressure equipment.
Verify production information and records are accurate and timely.
Ensure sick animals receive timely treatment using pharmaceuticals as required.
Ensure barn maintenance, office cleanliness, and laundry duties are completed.
Ensure daily animal husbandry tasks are completed, including fitness testing, on-test, off-test activities (leg scoring, teat counting, and ultrasound), IMF testing, slaughter-marketing projections, production flow for testing and sales, and phenotypical selection of animals to fulfill customer orders.
Implement change plans in accordance with farm needs.
Implement and enforce company animal care policies and procedures, the safety program, biosecurity protocols, and compliance with environmental laws; immediately report known violations.
Perform other duties necessary for the care of the swine and/or swine facility.