Production Supervisor

Directs and leads shift manufacturing activities and related departments through supervision of hourly production employees and production schedules. This position also contributes to a safe workplace and minimizes negative impacts by complying with EHS policies, procedures, work instructions outlined in the EHSMS Training Assessment for this position. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Supervises and leads all personnel and operations on the shift (multiple functions). Manage production levels to meet customer demands and achieve proper levels as needed. Communicates with outgoing and incoming Supervisor to review production requirements, machine problems, etc. to ensure smooth transition between shifts. Produces weekly output reports which are updated daily and maintains production logs, charts changeover progress, collects any necessary data to track production and ensures that production is running efficiently. Dotted line supervision of quality control and maintenance personnel. Provides input in developing work instructions and manages training needs and training plans. Daily time‑keeping entries. Champions work‑in‑process levels. Schedules production employees to specific machines/duties in order to meet scheduled production requirements. Ensures that established policy, rules and regulations, and procedures are followed and actively participates in the interviewing process of hourly employees. Meets with management to report out on status of production levels, quality, scrap and improvement plans. Articulates the vision clearly, develops clear strategies that are actionable and fosters team engagement. Inclusive leader who demonstrates effective two‑way communication and values differing opinions for the purpose of shared achievements and continuous improvement. Fosters courage and humility in team environment that explores possibilities and ideas through modeled intellectual curiosity. Tenaciously executes through rigorous discussion of how’s and what’s, questioning, following through, and ensuring accountability of self and others. GENERAL DUTIES SAFETY EXPECTATIONS Promotes and actively supports a safety‑first workplace culture, identifies and reports unsafe conditions, and stops work when necessary to ensure safety. All team members abide by the location’s Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) policy which is enforced by the local leadership, complies with the legal and other requirements and operational controls established under its EHSMS, works towards achieving established objectives and targets, and conforms to procedures consistent with the ISO 14001 standard. All team members will understand all the environmental aspects of his/her job. An employee should report, and if necessary, stop any activity that does not conform to the policy or may injure himself/herself. PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS Identifies and addresses non‑conforming work, materials, or procedures within a timely manner. Each team member has the authority to initiate action to prevent the occurrence of non‑conformities relating to the product, process and quality system and has the authority to stop further work on non‑conforming suspect product until the deficiency or conditions have been corrected. Takes ownership of work by demonstrating accountability for results and being honest and transparent when things do not go to plan. Follows 5S principles by maintaining, cleaning, organizing, and improving the areas. Also, by making suggestions to get to the next level of excellence and then doing it again. CORE EXPECTATIONS Consistently meets high standards of safety, quality, integrity, and performance. Demonstrates a commitment to continuous learning and improvement. Maintains regular attendance and punctuality. Demonstrates a willingness to hold tough conversations with others while seeking first to understand, speaking with respect, and with the purpose of making things better. Supports the leadership team as needed to meet the plant and business unit objectives. All other duties as assigned JOB REQUIREMENTS EDUCATION: High School Diploma or GED. Bachelor’s Degree preferred EXPERIENCE Work requires ability to delegate assignments, supervise, train, and coach employees in order to meet production needs and deadlines. Good interpersonal skills, including tact and diplomacy, are necessary to supervise employees in a fair and consistent manner. Competency in Statistical Process Control (SPC) PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DEMANDS Must be able to lift, push, and/or pull up to 60 pounds occasionally. On a continuous basis must be able to sit for extended periods of time. Must be able to make occasional trips to manufacturing sites and customers by air and by automobile. Duration from one to four days. Able to be on call 24/7 for customer and manufacturing sites. Able and willing to work around fuel mixtures, moving parts, and electrical power. Equal opportunity employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities #J-18808-Ljbffr