Manufacturing Production Lead Operator
sun fiberYork (SC)
About the role
Description
Job Purpose:
In conjunction with the supervisor, leads the assigned production team to produce products efficiently and safely, and performs full range of duties that require understanding of production department, functions, policies and procedures.
Requirements
Job Duties:
Helps to prepare the production floor, and leads the assigned production team in overall function and efficiency of the production processes and procedures. Reports production issues to immediate supervisor and assists with trouble shooting production issues. Working with supervisor to ensure production is working optimally and provides communication between shifts. Trains production operators; provides refresher training and/or constructive feedback. Directs team in work roles, break schedule, company rules, etc. Strives to continuously improve production processes and products(s).Properly complete of all shift paperwork. Maintain good housekeeping and comply with all safety and health regulations and policies. Other duties as assigned by Supervisor and/or Manager Education / Training: High School Diploma / GEDPrevious experience with a team lead role Take direction and work as part of a team General Safety Practices – OSHA 10 a plus Lock Out / Tag Out Fork lift certified or ability to certify in a short timespan
Travel Required: · None
Department: · Fiber Production Skills /
Qualifications:
Must be able to work in hot and cold environments Ability to stand for 12 hour shifts on concrete floors. Ability to move quickly from one process to the other Good hand/eye coordination for staple process High level of teamwork orientation Average to above average communication skills Sun Fiber is an Equal Opportunity EmployerPI759abc 936e 97-37639-41243564
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