Group Leader Trainee - Body (2nd Shift)

Posted 10 days ago

subaru of indiana automotiveLafayette (IN)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

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About the role

Group Leader Trainee - Body (2nd Shift) Group Leader Trainee Body (2nd Shift) Manufacturing Department Outline of duties: Demonstrates a positive role model for all Associates to promote each Team Member's success. Maintains familiarity with all job duties and skill levels of all Team Members and monitors events that may affect Team performance. Responsible for the assessment and development of each Team Member's performance. Understands, teaches, and promotes the SIA Production System to all Team leaders and Team Members. Ensures compliance with all Company Policies and procedures and take appropriate corrective actions, if necessary. Aligns leadership styles to that of SIA's Principles and values. Plans, monitors, and leads activities according to Plant and Section goals related to Safety, Quality, and productivity. Performs other duties as assigned by the Group Leader's Manager(s).

Minimum Qualifications: Certificate/Associate Degree in Organizational Leadership or related field.4+ years Supervisory/Leadership experience. Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)Must be willing to give and take direction. Demonstrated problem solving ability. Ability to lead, motivate, and hold self and others accountable. Demonstrate behaviors which require initiative and self-motivation. Ability to treat others with Dignity and Respect. Ability to give presentation to officers of the company. Ability to lead Kaizen/Continuous improvement activities.

Preferred Qualifications: BS Degree in Organizational Leadership or related field. Experience in an Automotive Manufacturing Environment. Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer committed to employing a diverse workforce.

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