$60,000–$65,000 a year

Vision care, Dental care, Life insurance, RRSP match, Casual dress, Extended health care, Wellness program, Company events

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Full-time

Weekends as needed

160 Charles Street, Woodstock, NB E7M 1J4

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Company Overview

Covered Bridge Potato Chips Company makes kettle-cooked potato chips and kettle-popped popcorn, striving to offer great-tasting snacks.

Summary

Application starting: November 3, 2026, Application deadline: November 30, 2026.

Operations Supervisor – Job Description

An operations supervisor plays an important part in a business' operations, as it's the role that oversees functional details to maximize the chances of success. A good operations supervisor with advanced skills has the potential to improve the business' operational efficiency, boost its market performance, and facilitate growth. If you have an interest in an operations supervisor career, it's important to understand the responsibilities of this role.

Roles and Responsibilities, including the following:

Monitor Departmental efficiency: An operations supervisor monitors the efficiency of departments and conducts performance reviews for each employee in that department. They devise and apply methods to improve this efficiency, such as data analysis procedures i.e. redzone and training and development for employees per department.

• Job specific evaluations/development
• Labour Management involvement with a focus on execution of Collective Agreement
• Involvement/Execution of Auditing Tasks

Track key performance indicators (KPIs): Operations supervisors establish and track KPIs across the operations departments, including in those of Logistics, Warehouse, Production, and Transportation. They also involve inter departments such as: Accounting, IT and Sales and Marketing. They also evaluate operations reports from each department and make recommendations for improvement where necessary.

• Heavy involvement with Redzone and Execution of all aspects of continuous improvement initiatives with special focus on efficiencies, cost savings, and improves Quality Product Output.
• Liaison with QC, Maintenance, Transportation, Warehousing, HR, Logistics, Sales, and Accounting.
• Examine Operational compliance: Operations supervisors ensure the business remains compliant with operational policies and industry government regulations. They record and investigate any breach and if necessary, file a complaint