Production Supervisor

Posted 6 days ago

willscotCharleston (WV)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Production Supervisor The Production Supervisor (PS) leads and coaches an in-house team and coordinates with external vendors to achieve on-time, quality readiness. This is a fast-paced, construction-oriented environment where safety is critical. The PS ensures our operations are responsive and agile and everyone goes home safely at the end of the day. Safety/Environment: Conducts business in compliance with all WillScot Safety, Transportation, and Environmental Policies. Manages employee/vendor health and safety through creating a safer workplace, conducting daily safety meetings, DuPont STOPTM, training and observations, and regularly scheduled assessments of the branch. Ensures operating standards are conducted; supported by robust training and communication actions. Operations: Ensure all work orders are completed effectively. Weekly review/reporting on performance to refine strategies. Labor efficiency assessment and capacity planning activities. Ensure off-rents inspections are conducted timely; accurate work orders drafted and damage billing issued where appropriate. Relocate idle fleet and conduct work order assessments as required. Conduct fleet physical inventories counts. Manage the Work Order system and the drivers that impact inaccuracies (condition coding), develop strategy to ensure variances are

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