A Production Supervisor is commonly expected to direct and coordinate manufacturing operations of a single shift to meet company objectives and standards. This would include but not be limited to employee relations, safety, quality, efficiency, quantity, training, environmental compliance and to coach associates in continuous improvement always serving as a positive role model by setting a good example. Works daily to ensure assigned areas of responsibility are working with risk lowered to As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) specifically in an effort to achieve ZERO HARM so no injuries, illness or negative impact occurs to employees, property, the environment or the community. To be successful in this role you will: Team Leader: Directly supervises work of assigned personnel on assigned shifts, coaches and supports all persons assigned to ensure personal growth to reach their maximum potential. Responsible for employee relations, housekeeping, safety, production problems, training, cost on individual shift. Leads by example. Prepares for shift by checking production conditions with previous shift's Production Team Leader, checking orders, and scheduling production on machines. Ensures all material supplies are adequate for shift operation. Conducts pre-shift meetings: Checks for absentees, makes necessary adjustments; distributes job assignments and informs employees of changes or events within the company. Communicates plant goals/concerns to associates. Prepares daily reports; production; employee reports regarding, counseling, etc.; purchase requisitions; and work orders for maintenance. Supports and administers policies and promotes a positive environment. Complies with all requirements related to both the Oracle and Maximo systems. Inventory Conducts cycle counts. Coordinates scrap and inventory related functions to maintain a correct inventory. Monitors materials used in production. Adjusts entries in computer system as needed. Checks completed orders. Makes corrections on computer entries as needed. Provides additional training to the employee on the computer system. Safety: Conducts visual inspections of plant to identify and correct potential hazards and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Enforces use of safety equipment, conducts accident investigations. Recommends changes in policies and procedures to prevent accidents and illness. Leads toolbox safety/information meetings. Quality: Checks with Quality Assurance Department on test results for equipment to ensure that only top-quality product is being produced. Checks quality of finished product and work-in-process throughout the shift to adjust as needed for improvement.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree