Casthouse Hot Side Supervisor

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century aluminumGoose Creek (SC)

SENIORITY

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Job Description
Job Purpose: Supervise the shift operations within the Cold Side department of the Casthouse. This position will work collaboratively with the Hot Side department of the Casthouse to maintain efficient metal flow. This position will report to the Casthouse General Supervisor.
Duties and Responsibilities: Maintain and improve safety standards to ensure safety and health regulations are followed. Maintain a safe and clean work environment by educating and directing personnel on the use of all personal protective equipment (PPE) and equipment. Supervising and coordinating daily operations within the manufacturing facility. Supervising and motivating the department team members which includes hiring, training, performance evaluation, and conflict resolution. Oversee the production process to ensure products are produced on time and are of good quality. Monitor product standards and adherence to quality control programs.
Qualifications: Ability to communicate clearly and concisely with team members and management. Computer proficiency andscheduling/logisticsexperience. Leadership traits and problem-solving skills. Understanding of manufacturing processes and equipment.
Physical Demands: This is an on-site position – remote work is not available. Must successfully pass a rigorous medical examination. Medically certified for respirator use Must have no limitations to walking, standing, climbing and balance, stoop or kneel. Ability to climb to extensive heights and enter confined spaces Able to lift 10 to 25 pounds. Able to withstand extreme weather conditions – heat, cold, rain. Must be able to speak clearly and utilize a computer keyboard.
Additional Responsibilities: Abide by all company policies, practices and rules Participating in continuous safety improvements Follow guidance from ISO coordinators regarding compliance with ISO registrations.

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