1st Shift Production Supervisor

The Production Supervisor is responsible for maintaining smooth production flows on all lines while safely producing a high quality product in the most efficient way possible. This position is responsible to lead operations for hourly employee and to drive continuous improvements in safety, quality, on time delivery and productivity.

- Organize, lead and supervise production employees; solving problems before they develop.

- Provide assistance, coaching and guidance to line employees; fostering an environment that allows them to accomplish daily tasks and achieve goals.

- Collaborate with other manufacturing supervisors to schedule overtime and execute to labor plan.

- Manage daily production boards and hourly target feedback.

- Direct day-to-day activities, including work force movements, job assignments, time/attendance/vacation, etc.

- Perform daily system functions to track production scanning, consumption, errors, etc. Maintain accurate records and employee files

- Process daily employee issues and complaints; actively listen and provide feedback.

- Facilitate and assist with special projects, customer requests, samples, etc.

- Work closely with the quality control department, assisting with information gathering and follow-up.

- Assist with selection, hiring, advancement, transfer, promotion and termination decisions for the department.

- Evaluate employee performance. Administer employee discipline as needed. Assure a safe work environment.

- Associate's degree or Technical education or commensurate experience.

- In depth understanding of manufacturing processes and related equipment.

- Ability to make sound, independent decisions based on functional expertise and experience. Ability to provide leadership, support, communication and direction to line personnel.

- Ability to handle multiple tasks, troubleshoot and problem solve beyond routine issues. Ability to coach, lead and develop employees.

- Ability to make sound/independent decisions relating to order/production issues.