Assistant Manager-Fabrication 2nd Shift
$46.40 - $61.48 per hour
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$46.40 - $61.48 per hour
About the role
- 4:00pm - 12:30am
- Developing and implementing processes to continue transformation and adoption of Lean Manufacturing concepts in order to effectively meet all department goals
- Direct responsibility for second shift fabrication, weld and finishing operations in Dept. 464
- Determining needs and scheduling employee work assignments to meet department goals.
- Developing and implementing processes to improve quality, delivery, productivity, and assure safe performance of all functions in the department through the use of KPI boards
- Coaching and counseling direct reports and participating in establishing appropriate development plans
- Anticipating, investigating, and resolving departmental problems and conflicts.
- Promoting safety awareness and housekeeping, and investigating and reporting on safety incidents.
- Contributing input for departmental budgets.
- Writing and conducting employee reviews
- Initiating decisions regard
- Minimum four year college degree in a technical discipline or commensurate experience.
- Minimum of 3 years of production supervisory experience in high and low volume environments where multiple shifts of operation were in play.
- Demonstrated track record of lean manufacturing leadership, sustained improvements, and KPI attainment.
- A history of team member development for upward mobility.
- Technical aptitude and knowledge of metal fabrication, machining, and finishing processes and equipment.
- Strong analytical and problem solving skills, e.g. 4-Step Problem Solving process.
- Proven team building and change management skills to coach, mentor, and empower team members throughout the organization.
- Demonstrated ability to read blueprints and good PC skills.
- Standing: Occasionally required to stand and perform tasks for up to approximately 2 hours at a time, 5 days per week
- Sitting: Frequently required to remain in a stationary position and perform desk-based or production tasks for up to approximately 2 hours at a time, 5 days per week
- Walking: Frequently required to walk moderate distances across the S and C campus multiple times per day, 5 days per week
- Lifting and Carrying: Infrequently required to solo lift and/or carry items ranging in weight from 5 lbs to 40 lbs, exercising sound judgement to employ manual handling or machine lifts where required and risk assessments, if appropriate
- Low Posture: Infrequently required to perform tasks using a low posture including but not limited to stooping, bending, crawling, crouching, kneeling or squatting
- Position Self/ Move: Occasionally required to position self to perform tasks involving but not limited to reaching, twisting, rotating, and pushing/pulling
- Manual Dexterity: Occasionally required to use hand-eye coordination to control both hands and arms for a full range of motion to operate equipment/machinery/power tools
- Ascending/ Descending: Infrequently ascending or descending ladders and stairs
- Observation/ Eyesight: Frequently required to observe details at close range including depth perception, peripheral vision, and the ability to differentiate between colors
- Communication: Continuously required to talk and hear, in person and by phone/conference calls, using oral expression to communicate information
- Availability: Occasionally required to work extended hours when necessary
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