Manufacturing Supervisor - 2nd Shift

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bradford whiteMiddleville (MI)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Machine Shops

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About the role

Production Supervisor Our Middleville, MI location is currently seeking a 2nd Shift Production Supervisor. This role is responsible for the supervision of 30-50 UAW hourly employees in a manufacturing environment comprised of fast-paced, high-volume assembly.

Responsibilities:

Develop and lead a team to achieve operations, quality, and continuous improvement goals through training, coaching, subject area, and effective communications
Champion the use of continuous improvement tools to reduce downtime, improve quality, reduce scrap, and achieve labor efficiency targets
Implement product and engineering changes successfully
Model and promote adherence to environmental, health and safety policies and initiatives
Ensure safety is top priority
Monitor work order progress and drives quality and timeliness of completion
Maintain time and attendance
Maintain working relationship with union by following the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement

Job Requirements:

3+ years of Manufacturing Supervisory experience is required
Experience in Six Sigma/Lean processes is required
Previous supervisory experience in a union environment is strongly preferred
Experience in high-volume, medium mix assembly is preferred
Must feel comfortable wearing a respirator in some areas2 or 4-year degree is preferred

Equal Opportunity Employer. This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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