Facilities Supervisor

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At Milwaukee Tool we firmly believe that our People and our Culture are the secrets to our success – so we give you unlimited access to everything you need to provide... Behind our doors you'll be empowered every day to own it, drive it, and do what it takes to support the biggest breakthroughs in the industry. Meanwhile, you'll have the support and resources of the fastest-growing brand in the construction industry to make it happen. Your Role on Our Team: The Supervisor is responsible for directing and coaching employees. You’ll be DISRUPTIVE through these duties and responsibilities: Leads a team to manage and support the day‑to‑day operations and activities of the facilities effectively and efficiently. Solicits feedback from Managers, Team Leads and associates related to performance and takes corrective action when needed. Leads in the recruitment, hiring, promoting, and terminating processes as needed. Works with manager to ensure appropriate staffing levels. Sets schedules according to workload. Fosters a high degree of morale among associates, including providing feedback, recognition, and rewards. Conducts or delegates shift start‑up meetings; communicates information related to culture, safety, production, accuracy, recognition, and facility/HR updates to keep team members informed. Leads the performance review process and enters ratings in PEAK. Provides timely, ongoing communication ensuring the appropriate dissemination of information to department leaders. Prioritizes repairs needed to keep the facility at peak production. Responsible for creating overall shift schedules and serving as back up for the Manager. Final payroll approver in Kronos. Identifies measures that can improve various warehouse processes without the additional financial burden. Develops all technicians to become a valuable part of the team to ensure their skills are at par with warehouse standards and regulations. Responsible for identifying and growing future team leaders within Milwaukee Tool. Provides formal and informal feedback on an ongoing basis and leads the annual performance evaluation process to identify and develop talent. Recommends employee corrective actions including recommendations for termination. Establishes operational strategy and related activities to facilitate consistent area goal achievement. Maintains and enforces a clean and safe working environment. Drives safety and culture and holds team members accountable for compliance including but not limited to adhering to safety incident reporting/protocols. Develop a cohesive team of technicians that are committed to the success of the department. Communicate and support the other departments by support in their successes. The TOOLS you’ll bring with you: Requires education equivalent to four years of high school. Unwavering focus on safety. Leadership experience and potential for future growth, able to coach on performance issues and discipline as necessary. Results‑focused, takes ownership of team success. Strategically minded, able to assess team's needs and delegate effectively to exceed objectives. Exceptional communication skills, both verbal and through email. Able to delegate and manage the team successfully around multiple projects and priorities. Able to problem‑solve quickly and execute solutions effectively. Has a development mindset, develops team for growth and is coachable. Continues to focus on their growth in the role to improve their skills. Exemplifies Culture. Working Conditions: Manufacturing. Physical Demands: Frequent bending, stooping, pushing, and pulling of tools and boxes. Standing for long periods of time, as well as repetitive motion. Operate manual pallet jacks. Operation of other equipment is a plus. Able to work in various temperature conditions. Ability to lift and/or move objects up to 70 lbs. Physical and Weightlifting Demands: The physical and weightlifting demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Physical Tasks: Stand – continuously. Walk – frequently. Bend/Twist – frequently. Push / Pull – frequently to move product and boxes. Climb (stairs, ladders) – infrequent. Reach – continuously to reach product in bin/racks. Lift – frequently to move product. Carry – frequently to carry product. Grasp/Grip – continuously to hold product. Repetitive Motions – continuously to pick up and remove product. Kneel/Crawl – never. Run – never. Jump – never. Rapid work speed – frequently to meet production needs. Filing – never. Finger movement – continuously, manual dexterity to pick up and move product; drive. Keyboard use – occasionally. Close vision – continuously to read product labels and numbers. Color vision – never. Depth perception – frequently while operating equipment. Far vision – frequently while operating equipment and identifying product. Hear – continuously to communicate with individuals in cell. Talk – continuously to communicate with individuals in cell. Smell – infrequent. Touch – continuously. Temperature – continuously. Able to work in various temperatures. Amount of Weight: Up to 30 pounds – continuously to move product. Personal Protective Equipment: Safety glasses. Leather shoes. Gloves. Ear plugs. We provide these great perks and benefits: Robust health, dental and vision insurance plans. Generous 401(k) savings plan. Education assistance. On‑site wellness, fitness center, food, and coffee service. And many more, check out our benefits site. Milwaukee Tool is an equal opportunity employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation