2nd Shift Production Supervisor
venteonSterling Heights (MI)
About the role
2nd Shift Production Supervisor Venteon is currently seeking an experienced Production Supervisor to fill an opening on 2nd Shift with a Tier 1 Manufacturing Company located in Metro Detroit. Must have experience with automotive Production Supervision, ideally in a machining environment
Requirements of the 2nd Shift Production Supervisor
5 years of Manufacturing experience
2 years of supervisory experience
Ability to lead a diverse workforce
Understanding of plant safety protocols
Benefits of the 2nd Shift Production Supervisor
Competitive salary and benefits
Full-time, direct-hire position
Paid time off
Medical / Dental / Vision
401k
Responsibilities of the 2nd Shift Production Supervisor
Accomplish production goals by communicating job expectations, planning, monitoring, and appraising job results.
Coach, counsel, and discipline employees. Initiating, coordinating, and enforcing company policies and procedures.
Maintain a safe and clean work environment by educating and directing personnel on the use of all equipment, resources, PPE, managing the safety and production training of all associates.
Continuously monitor safety issues and implement corrective actions.
Maintain compliance with company policies and procedures.
Maintain staff by working with Human Resources to interview, orientate, and train employees. Developing personal growth opportunities of new employees.
Maintain production by monitoring personnel and resources, implementing cost reductions, and implementing corrections to break downs within the process.
Creating and fostering a spirit of cooperation between shifts and departments.
Meet production needs by scheduling and assigning personnel, establishing priorities, monitoring progress, revising schedules, resolving problems, and reporting results in end of shift reports.
Maintain quality by establishing and enforcing company quality standards by monitoring, reviewing, and dispositioning of daily scrap. Maintaining and monitoring the material review area daily.
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