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Rise Technical Recruitment

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Production Coordinator (Permanent)

Tewkesbury, England

2 days agoFull-timeLimited ExperiencePermanentGraduate job30K-35K/year

Brooklyn Recruitment

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Production Coordinator (Permanent)

North East Derbyshire, England

2 days agoFull-timePermanentContingent Work25K-25K/year

Orion Electrotech

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Production Coordinator (Permanent)

TW13 7EY London, England

3 days agoFull-timeLimited ExperiencePermanentRegular Employment26K/year

CRP Group Global Ltd

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Production Coordinator (Permanent)

HD6 1AX Calderdale, England

3 days agoFull-timeLimited ExperiencePermanentContingent Work26K-28K/year

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Job profile – Production Coordinator

Common tasks to be performed include taking care of the manufacturing schedule between different departments in the company, prioritising work orders and customer orders, and expediting specific aspects of the production process. The position shares some of the responsibilities of a Supply Chain Manager, and there is even some aspects of a Quality Manager that would fall under the scope of a Production Coordinator. There is also a supervisory role to the position as well, as you would be responsible for overseeing the assistants and making sure employees working in production are completing their assigned tasks. Previous experience and a bachelor's degree in a related field will go a long way in securing a position as a coordinator

Requirements for being a successful Production Coordinator

There's no denying that you can't be a strong leader unless you have highly effective communication skills, and any aspiring production manager will need to demonstrate this in the interview phase. A production manager must communicate business goals and objectives effectively to his team and ensure that these goals and objectives are effectively communicated throughout the team. Not surprisingly, production managers must have a thorough knowledge and understanding of the latest health and safety policies and procedures to ensure that production standards are met. In a busy production environment, health and safety best practices must be applied to ensure that production areas are safe for employees.