Shop Supervisor

Shop SupervisorJoin our team in this exciting role as Shop Supervisor! The Shop Supervisor is responsible for assisting the Service Center Manager as needed to ensure the smooth and efficient flow of work for each operation according to previously established manufacturing sequences, quotation processes, and lead times, including the sequence of procurement, fabrication, assembly, and other manufacturing and finishing operations for the guidance of plant production.Principal Duties and Responsibilities:Lead and own safe work practices, quality compliance, and contractual compliance.Assign work to shop floor personnel to maximize utilization and productivity.Assist Service Center Manager as well as the Customer Service Manager in managing and/or expediting goods and services provided by 3rd party vendors.Track and manage shop work to meet or exceed production goals.Manage employee time (Clock In, Clock Out, Sick, Vacation Time, etc.)Routinely perform safety and productivity inspections in the workshop ensuring tasks are in compliance with safety and quality procedures.Ensure all team members understand and follow procedures and that all incidents are promptly reported and investigated.Provide regular updates to Service Center Manager and Customer Service Manager regarding work performed in the shop.Facilitate the documenting of As-Found/As-Built Data during tear-down inspections and during assembly.Develop repair strategies for equipment with a goal to meet or exceed customer requirements.Create clear work scopes and detailed parts lists to enable efficient and quality repair of equipment.Perform regular quality inspections during the equipment repair process.Provide oversight and leads EH&S activities for the shop floor.Collect and maintain Certificates of Clean and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for incoming equipment.Manage the Cross-Training and Development of Shop Floor Personnel.Coordinate Hazardous Waste Disposal ManagementOccasionally expedites procurement of outside goods to minimize delays and alters schedules to meet unforeseen conditions.Assist in the reconciliation and reporting of physical inventory and production data.Perform all tasks in accordance with ClydeUnion's Business Conduct guidelines.Workdays – As required by facilities operations.Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:Ability to organize and prioritize workload to maximize efficiency.Excellent people and communication skills – verbal and written.Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, SAP, Excel, Word, and PDF editors such as Adobe or NuanceAble to lead a workshop and associated work crews to accomplish goals and objectives established by management.Strong interpersonal skills to communicate clearly and work across the organization.Able to work and lead as part of a team.Able to read and interpret maintenance and repair manuals.Solid comprehension of welding and machining practices and standards.Education and Experience:2-4-year technical degree or related coursework preferred.5-10 years' experience in a repair facility or manufacturing environment, managing shop floor personnel.Experience in pump and industrial equipment repair with a strong understanding of machining, welding, and assembly processes and related equipment required.The base pay range for this position is $85,000 – 95,000 USD. The specific pay offered may be influenced by a variety of factors, including the candidate's experience, education, and skill set.