About the role

Job Overview: The Production Supervisor coordinates the operations of all production departments in the unit.
A Day In The Life: Every day at Hubbell is different and you’ll contribute in many ways. On any given day, you’ll make a difference by: Ensuring that production meets the goals of product quality, cost effectiveness, safe conditions, and customer satisfaction. Reporting issues regarding production, quality, maintenance, or personnel problems. Planning work assignments to achieve maximum utilization of manpower, materials, equipment, and facilities. Working with Engineering personnel concerning new or revised methods, layouts, processes, and equipment to increase operating efficiency, reduce costs or improve quality. Working with Material Control personnel concerning production schedules, parts, etc. Providing feedback on status of schedule and needs for change. Working with Quality Control personnel concerning the maintenance and interpretation of quality standards. Communicating to management any changes or conditions which may affect production. Working with Human Resources concerning employee or labor relations matters. Assuring compliance with plant rules, policies, safety standards and good housekeeping. What will help you thrive in this role? High School Diploma or GED. Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree preferred. 6-10 years of relevant experience (required) 6+ years of leadership experience preferred. Relevant certification(s) preferred. Prior production leadership experience in a Lean Manufacturing environment (required) Knowledge and use of Lean Manufacturing concepts. Proficiency in related systems and software.

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