Production Supervisor
connselmerElkhart (IN)
About the role
Job Description
Responsibilities:
Supervises the procedures and techniques of all processes in department(s) of responsibility.
Provides initial training and advanced cross training for all department employees in order to maximize production efficiencies and minimize scrap.
Develops a production control schedule with the Production Control Department.
Promotes a high level of employee motivation within the department.
Personal and professional goals centered on lean manufacturing principles, producing top quality instruments, raising the skill levels of each employee, maintaining low employee turnover, and ensuring a highly efficient work environment.
Monitors all production methods to ensure maximum output of quality.
Promotes effective two-way communication for productivity improvements, stressing quality along with productivity.
Verifies and confirms all labor transactions and material movement.
Facilitates cost containment measures for direct labor, indirect labor, raw materials, rework, factory supplies, overhead, inventory, and utility costs.
Maintains a safe and secure work environment, protects the safety and welfare of employees, and protects the facility from any undue risk.
Other duties as assigned by supervisor.
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required
Three to five years’ experience in a manufacturing environment
Highly motivated, self-driven, strong problem solving/analytical competency.
A “can do”, positive, results driven attitude and expectation from all team members.
Required to talk, hear, travel around the plant, frequently required to lift and/or move up in excess of 10 pounds and occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds.
Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.
May occasionally require exposure to the manufacturing areas where the use of personal protective equipment such as hearing protection is required.
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