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We are seeking an experienced, hands-on Production Manager to lead daily operations in our USDA-regulated food manufacturing facility. This role is responsible for overseeing production teams, ensuring food safety and regulatory compliance, and driving efficient, high-quality output. The ideal candidate is organized, people-focused, and thrives in a structured manufacturing environment.

What You’ll Do

Oversee day-to-day production operations and workflow
Lead, train, schedule, and develop production staff
Ensure compliance with USDA, HACCP, GMP, and SSOP requirements
Monitor production schedules, yields, labor, and throughput
Ensure accurate completion of production, temperature, and sanitation records
Coordinate with restaurant management teams
Enforce food safety, allergen controls, and workplace safety policies
Identify process improvements to increase efficiency, quality, and consistency
Support audits, inspections, and corrective actions

What We’re Looking For

Previous production management or supervisory experience in food manufacturing (USDA experience strongly preferred)
Strong working knowledge of HACCP, GMPs, and food safety systems
Proven leadership and team development skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
Detail-oriented with strong documentation and organizational skills
Comfortable working on the floor in hot/cold production environments
Bilingual/Spanish-speaking is a strong plus

Work Environment

USDA-inspected food manufacturing facility
Production-focused (not a restaurant kitchen)
Emphasis on safety, documentation, consistency, and efficiency

What We Offer

Competitive salary based on experience
Stable, full-time schedule
Leadership role with real impact on operations
Opportunities for growth within a food manufacturing company
Benefits, paid time off, and performance incentives (if applicable)

If you’re a food manufacturing leader who values food safety, teamwork, and continuous improvement, we’d love to connect.

Apply today and help lead a professional, audit-ready production operation.

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

With almost 100 years of restaurant experience, we at Flores Concepts know that our people are what make a truly memorable dining experience. That is why we are so passionate about providing a fun and engaging workplace with plenty of opportunity for growth. We love career minded individuals, which is why we prefer to promote from within. With competitive wages, benefits, and wide variety of positions and brands you can work for, we have something to suit everyone’s needs.

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