Production Supervisor (Welding)

Production Supervisor (Welding)

The Production Supervisor oversees the day-to-day operations within a diverse and talented manufacturing team. Beyond supervision, they also coach, resolve issues, train, and serve as a link between direct reports and upper management.

Key objectives and responsibilities include facilitating the manufacture of building products to meet production demands, managing day-shift weld shop operations, collaborating with plant leadership to develop staffing guidelines, hiring, supervising, evaluating, and replacing staff as required, developing and training employees for increasing responsibilities, assigning personnel, overseeing rotations, maintaining effective communication, ensuring accurate completion of paperwork related to line operation, addressing urgent production or shipping requirements, administering policies fairly and consistently, providing coaching and counseling to employees, promoting overall goals of the company in safety, quality, delivery, and cost, identifying and assisting with implementations for continuous process improvement, managing materials to reduce waste and support quality, collaborating with other departments to ensure timely job completions, and performing other duties as assigned.

Supervise, monitor, and manage the work of others to ensure tasks are completed accurately, efficiently, and on time.

Education and work experience requirements include a high school diploma or equivalent (GED), a 2-year associate degree or a bachelor's degree in a related field preferred but not required, minimum of two years of leadership experience in a manufacturing environment, experience in a weld shop environment, including MIG (GMAW) welding knowledge and a strong understanding of welding processes, and demonstrated ability to supervise, motivate, mentor, and train employees on a regular basis.

Physical requirements include lifting capacity ability to lift up to 30 lbs., mobility prolonged periods of time on feet, standing, bending, etc., exposure moving mechanical parts, fumes, airborne particles, and non-climate-controlled environment, and noise tolerance high noise levels.

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