Position: Night Shift Production Team Lead
Industry: Global ingredients / chemical manufacturing company
Location: New Century, Kansas
Type: Permanent, On‐Site
Pay Range: $35–45/hr (based on experience)
Shift Differential: +$1.20/hr for night shift
Bonus: 4% target annual bonus
Sign‐On Bonus: $2,500 (paid in 3 installments)
Schedule (Must Be Comfortable with Nights)
Training (First 3–6 Months): Day shift, Monday–Friday (40 hours/week)Permanent Schedule (Post‐Training): 12-hour shifts 4:45 PM – 5:15 AM on a 3-day 4-day weekly rotation3 day weeks: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday4 day weeks: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayOverview
A large, global ingredients manufacturing company is seeking a Night Shift Production Team Lead with a strong engineering foundation and hands‐on technical mindset. This role leads production teams during overnight operations and is designed as a developmental pathway for engineers seeking plant‐floor experience, exposure to complex continuous manufacturing systems, and long‐term growth into leadership or process engineering roles.
This position is ideal for problem solvers who enjoy troubleshooting, understanding system behavior, and making real‐time decisions in a fast‐paced manufacturing environment.
Key Responsibilities
Lead finishing production operations including congealing (spray) towers, packaging lines, and hydrate/tube chill processesTroubleshoot temperature‐ and pressure‐driven processes with focus on:Heat and mass transferAir balancing and pneumatic systemsLiquid pumps, blowers, and cooling systemsMonitor equipment performance and partner with maintenance and quality teams to resolve issuesTrack and document production metrics, shift reports, and personnel performanceSupport continuous improvement initiatives to increase productivity, efficiency, and team engagementAssist the Production Supervisor with employee evaluations and corrective actionsMaintain and promote a safe, clean, and compliant work environmentRequired Skills
Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering2+ years of process engineering experienceStrong understanding of continuous manufacturing systems and chemical/thermal processesHands‐on experience troubleshooting temperature‐ and pressure‐driven processesKnowledge of pneumatic systems, pumps, blowers, and cooling systemsComfortable working night shift schedulesPlusses
Experience within: Chemical, Bakery, or Paper manufacturing plantsExposure to congealing (spray) towers, packaging lines, or hydrate/tube chill processesExperience using SAP for inventory, material movements, BOMs, and finished goods adjustmentsExperience analyzing process data and trends using statistical methodsExperience writing or revising SOPsPrior supervisory or team lead experienceTitle: Stationary Engineer
Duration: 6 month contract-to-hire
Pay: $48.20-$53.20
Location: Gaithersburg, MD
Schedule: 12-hour rotating shifts (6:00am–6:00pm / 6:00pm–6:00am); rotation every 6 weeks between day and night; 2 on / 2 off; every other weekend (Fri–Sun)
Job Description:
Insight Global is seeking a Stationary Engineer for a top government services client supporting a critical facility in Gaithersburg, MD. This individual will be responsible for operating and maintaining complex mechanical systems within a Central Utility Plant, including boilers, chillers, cooling towers, and associated equipment. The engineer will work rotating 12-hour shifts alongside a skilled operations team, respond to emergency situations, perform preventative and corrective maintenance, and ensure accurate system logging and reporting. This is a hands-on, mission-critical role ideal for an experienced engineer who thrives in a structured, high-reliability environment.
Must-Haves:
Current Maryland 1st Class Stationary Engineer LicenseEPA Universal (CFC) Certification5+ years experience as a Stationary Engineer/Building engineerHands-on experience with:High-pressure steam boilersChillersCooling towersVAV systemsRTUsReplacing pumps and motorsStrong troubleshooting experience with large mechanical systemsAbility to work 12-hour rotating shifts, including nights and weekendsEligible for Public Trust clearanceDay-to-Day:
Monitor and operate systems within the Central Utility PlantStart up, shut down, and monitor boilers and chillersPerform rounds, take system readings, and maintain detailed operating logsRespond to service requests from the Customer’s RepresentativePerform and oversee corrective, routine, and preventative maintenanceRespond immediately to emergency system issues and initiate emergency proceduresCoordinate with Chief Engineer and shift team (3–4 engineers/mechanics)Track and manage spare parts, tools, and maintenance documentation Read LessPosition: Building Engineer
Duration: Contract to direct hire - converted after 6 months to a year- could be as soon as 4 months for direct hire opportunity
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hours: rotating shift: Day shift 6-230 or mid shift 10-6:30
Pay Rate: $28-36/HR
Required Skills & Experience:
3–10 years of hands‐on experience as a Building Maintenance Engineer or similar facilities role.Strong understanding of HVAC systems, including manual restart procedures.Knowledge of power systems, generators, and switchgear operation.Familiarity with monitoring medium‐voltage electrical systems (13,800V).Ability to troubleshoot electronics and building systems.Capability to perform minor plumbing work.Electrical work is minimal, but electrical system awareness is requiredPrior experience supporting data center environments or critical facilities.Job Description:
The Building Maintenance Engineer is responsible for supporting a Class A, mission‐critical facility with data center operations, where zero downtime and rapid response are mandatory. This role requires strong HVAC knowledge, power and generator awareness, and the ability to prioritize and respond to issues immediately and professionally. The engineer will operate in a high‐expectation, non‐relaxed environment with live utility power, on‐site generators, and monitored medium‐voltage electrical systems.
Exact compensation may vary based on several factors, including skills, experience, and education.
Benefit packages for this role will start on the 1st day of employment and include medical, dental, and vision insurance, as well as HSA, FSA, and DCFSA account options, and 401k retirement account access with employer matching. Employees in this role are also entitled to paid sick leave and/or other paid time off as provided by applicable law.
Read LessInsight Global is seeking a Senior Project Manager for one of their clients in the Chattanooga area within the architecture and design industry. This individual will lead healthcare and mixed-use projects from early planning through construction, overseeing production of drawings and deliverables across all project phases. They will work closely with architects, designers, and consultants to ensure projects align with client goals, regulatory requirements such as FGI guidelines, and overall design excellence. Day to day, this role involves managing schedules, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, reviewing work in Revit, and proactively resolving design and technical challenges. The Project Manager will serve as a client contact, providing outstanding customer service while taking ownership of project outcomes. They will also oversee coordination with engineers and specialty consultants, including healthcare-specific systems such as medical gas. This role requires someone who can hit the ground running, manage multiple projects at varying scales, and thrive in a highly collaborative environment. The ideal candidate is motivated to grow their career, take initiative, and help strengthen the firm’s impact on the community.
Required Skills & Experience
• 10+ years of experience in architecture, ideally with a strong focus on healthcare projects
• Proven ability to manage projects independently
• Knowledge of FGI Guidelines, medical gas systems, and healthcare coordination
• Proficiency in Revit and Microsoft Office;
• Self-starter with excellent time management, collaborative mindset, and a commitment to client service, design excellence, and career growth
Required Skills & Experience
3–10 years of hands‐on experience as a Building Maintenance Engineer or similar facilities role.Strong understanding of HVAC systems, including manual restart procedures.Knowledge of power systems, generators, and switchgear operation.Familiarity with monitoring medium‐voltage electrical systems (13,800V).Ability to troubleshoot electronics and building systems.Capability to perform minor plumbing work.Electrical work is minimal, but electrical system awareness is requiredPrior experience supporting data center environments or critical facilities.Job Description
The Building Maintenance Engineer is responsible for supporting a Class A, mission‐critical facility with data center operations, where zero downtime and rapid response are mandatory. This role requires strong HVAC knowledge, power and generator awareness, and the ability to prioritize and respond to issues immediately and professionally. The engineer will operate in a high‐expectation, non‐relaxed environment with live utility power, on‐site generators, and monitored medium‐voltage electrical systems.
Compensation: $28-36/hour
Exact compensation may vary based on several factors, including skills, experience, and education. Benefit packages for this role will start on the 31st day of employment and include medical, dental, and vision insurance, as well as HSA, FSA, and DCFSA account options, and 401k retirement account access with employer matching. Employees in this role are also entitled to paid sick leave and/or other paid time off as provided by applicable law.
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A company in the Walterboro area is looking for an Inventory Coordinator to join their team. The Inventory Coordinator is an expert in their field of material allocation, receiving, FIFO compliance, Lot controls, cycle counting, and physical inventory. Accountable for receiving and issuing processes of an organization’s raw materials, supplies, and consumables. The main duties include controlling the flow of inventory, tracking, and analyzing inventory discrepancies with corrective actions. Responsible for accurate record keeping of live inventory at multiple locations. Communicating with location managers to maintain required inventory usage will be key to success.
• Allocate raw material usage based on Material Usage tags submitted by facilities
• Examine the levels of raw materials and supplies to determine shortages in collaboration with procurement
• Review BOMs and analyze differences in material allocation
• Create detailed reports for allocation discrepancies
• Lead process for regular cycle counting including making adjustments as needed
• Ensure materials and supplies orders avoid excessive surplus in collaboration with procurement
• Deliver timely communication for missing inventory usage to leadership
• Work with cross-divisional teams to build consensus on objectives and operational plans
• Ensure inventory is audit compliant
• Ensure compliance with all safety and security policies and procedures
REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
• 5+ years of experience in a manufacturing environment
• Inventory management experience required
• Strong analytical, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and attention to detail
• Experience with 1+ ERP systems
• Excellent interpersonal skills to communicate effectively across the organization.
• Knowledge of other key manufacturing departments including but not limited to customer service, logistics, operations, and/or procurement.
Job Overview
We are actively seeking a highly skilled and motivated Inventory Coordinator for an immediate position supporting a healthcare services company that helps hospitals and health systems optimize their medical equipment and technology. In this position you will support the deployment of RTLS systems at existing hospital client sites as part of the RTLS Installation Team. This role involves tagging medical equipment with RTLS stickers, accurately matching tags to device IDs within the client’s mobile application, and ensuring precise data entry throughout the process. You will be responsible for understanding which devices are in scope for tagging while maintaining strong attention to detail. The technician will also communicate process improvements and proactively flag risks or issues to the project lead to support successful implementations.
Responsibilities
Tagging medical equipment with RTLS sticker (QR codes)Matching RTLS tags with device IDs in the client’s mobile appEnsuring accuracy and attention to detail during tagging and data entryUnderstanding which devices are in scope for taggingCommunicating process improvements and flagging risks to the project leadRequirements
Strong communication skillsHigh school diploma or GEDStrong mechanical knowledge combined with electrical experience related to cabling, wiring, and system integration.Reliable transportation (travel is not required for the role but must have access to transportation to get onsite everyday)Familiarity with computer and/or medical hardwareDuration: 5 weeks (potential to extend)
Hours/Shift: Monday-Friday 7:30AM-4:30PM CST
Join our team today if you are eager to apply your expertise in a fast-paced environment dedicated to safeguarding clients through innovative security solutions. This opportunity is great for anyone looking to get expereince working for a hospital/healthcare system. We value professionalism, precision, and a proactive approach to every project.
Benefits:
401(k)Dental insuranceEmployee assistance programEmployee discountFlexible scheduleHealth insuranceHealth savings accountVision insurance
Work Location: In person
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