3rd Shift Production Supervisor (ADAC-E Holland)

Overview Supervises employees in a manufacturing and assembly environment while producing highly automated Printed Circuit Board Assembly. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Communicates work assignments to shift employees Implement policies and procedures and recommend improvements in production methods, equipment, operating procedures and working conditions. Assists and supports EBWE in continuously improve initiatives. Ensures effective employee relations by providing employee coaching and development. Resolves employee issues through problem resolution. Balances quality, productivity, cost, safety and morale to achieve positive results in all areas. Manages shift performance measures, including visual controls and provides regular progress reports Enforce Safety procedures and perform accident investigations. Participate in Corrective Actions Supervise employees attendance and time–keeping along with conducting performance reviews Determine, communicate and carry out necessary training of shift employees Other duties as assigned Education / Experience High School Diploma or Equivalent 5 years of experience in a production environment with progressive leadership experience Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Strong leadership, communication (written, verbal, and electronic), and interpersonal skills Effective at conflict resolution and troubleshooting issues Able to multi-task while still being an effective leader Comfortable with software and computer applications Physical Demands Sedentary work: Prolonged periods of sitting and exertion Up to 10 lbs force occasionally Light work: Exert up to 20 lbs. force occasionally Medium work: Exert up to 50 lbs force occasionally Heavy work: Exert up to 100 lbs force occasionally Very heavy work: Exert over 100 lbs force occasionally Stand for 7 hours/day Sit for 1 hours/day Perform repetitive tasks/motions Have good eye/hand/foot coordination Have clarity of vision: Near (20/), Mid (>) and Far (>) Activity requirements and percentage of time 1 – Not at all (0%) 2 – Occasional (1-33%) 3 – Frequent (34-66%) Climbing Bending Pulling with force Reaching above head Twisting at waist Lift from floor level up Lift from waist level up Lift above shoulders/head

• Work usually performed in a manufacturing and office setting.
• Exposure to shop elements such as noise and static.