Production Supervisor All Shifts

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Summary:

Production Supervisor manages all equipment, materials and human resources ensuring optimum performance. Leads entire shift’s staff in the application of all procedures and work instructions ensuring maximum output in the categories of Safety, Quality, Production, Housekeeping and Conduct.

• Monitor all production equipment for maximum performance.
• Monitor all personnel for performance and adherence to procedure.
• Oversee all on the job training.
• Enforcement of Production standards.
• Enforcement of Quality standards.
• Enforcement of Material handling standards.
• Enforcement of Housekeeping standards.
• Ensure proper and timely application of all process improvements.
• Record and enter labor, scrap, and finished parts to maintain inventory.
• Directly supervises 60+ employees in the manufacturing department.
• Responsibilities include training employees; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints, resolving problems and safety.
• Other duties may be assigned.
• Responsible for ensuring daily production schedule is followed/production goals are met.
• Responsible for ensuring die setters complete mold changes in accordance to the schedule.
• Supervise all personnel directly related to the operation of a normal shift.
• Provide a safe, healthy, congenial working environment for all employees; respond to the questions and needs of employees; enforce all policies, rules and regulations established by the company; assign machines for operators to run prior to the start of each shift; schedule and assign employees to specific tasks based upon amount of employees' time availible and work to be done; accept the responsibility for being the main channel of communication between management and employees;
  
  provide for the training of all employees; fill out periodic employee evaluation and progress reports; hold monthly shift meetings.
• Maintain an acceptable level of part quality based on instructions from Quality Control Department.
• Respond to complaints of substandard quality parts; make necessary corrections to processing conditions to correct for part defects; review shop floor prior to start of your shift; schedule periodic spot checks as needed to ensure all production is at an acceptable quality level; make suggestions to improve on part quality or on quality consistency; notify quality control manager of any problems which can be corrected;
  
  make sure all machine conditions are recorded and reacted to for unstable and out of control conditions; ensure all process changes are documented; participate in LPA's.
• Maintain an efficient level of productivity using established standards as guides.
• Make adjustments to cycles and conditions to maintain job standards, using job set up sheet; notify the Sr. Process Engineer or General Manager of any problems which cannot be corrected; fill out daily production sheet reports to recap events during the shift and account for machine downtime and/or jobs running below standard, verify production counts & input all information on production sheet.
• Submit the required amount of cost savings ideas per year.
• Ensure Process Engineers are meeting their cost save goals.
• Safely, neatly and efficiently change molds and start same up for production using uidelines of:
  Mold parts according to Q.C. department standards using controlled cycle sheet and maintain an efficient level of productivity usin established production standards as guides.
• Start up presses after mold changes, cycle interruptions or production, start up shift with same guidelines.
• Be capable of starting up or shutting down the plant properly.
• Properly clean and lubricate molds.
• Record cycles accurately.
• Perform minor machine troubleshooting and repairs.
• Schedule and assist in cleaning machinery and equipment.
• Do basic quality checks in the absence of the shift inspector.
• Assume some or all responsibilities of the Lead Technician in their absence or when required when the work load necessitates it.
• Read articles pertaining to supervision and injection molding…