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Production Supervisor (Direct Hire)

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prestige staffingFort Wayne (IN)

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About the role

Production Supervisor Prestige Staffing Services is seeking an experienced Production Supervisor for a direct hire opportunity in the greater Fort Wayne area. This is a 3rd shift opportunity with outstanding benefits. OT is paid as straight time.
Primary Responsibilities: Support continuous improvement activities by implementing 5s, Help Chain, Standardized Work, Kaizen, Problem Solving, Change Over Reduction, Lean Material Systems, and Level Production Responsible for environmental, health and safety issues in assigned department. Schedule, direct, train and motivate employees within assigned area. Maintain acceptable levels of quality, production efficiency and reduction of scrap. Compile and maintain all required department records. Evaluate and maintain employee performance levels. Troubleshoot and resolve production and equipment problems to maintain continuous improvement. Coordinate the resolution of employee issues. Ensure good communication and cooperation within department and with other departments. Communicate and enforce company policies and rules. Supports IATF16949 and ISO14001 initiative. Participate in continually improving processes to achieve safety/quality/environmental objectives.
Qualifications: A high school diploma or equivalent, two (2) years supervision experience in a manufacturing area is preferred. BS Degree in leadership and supervision desired. Excellent written, listening and oral communication skills are required. Must possess conflict resolution and problem solving skills. Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred but not required

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