Production SupervisorThe production supervisor is responsible for maintaining production standards related to quality, safety, maintenance, production, and employee conduct. The Production Supervisor is responsible for ensuring continuity of operations on the shop floor by ensuring the daily priorities are completed as well as performing activities to reduce downtime or rework.Essential Duties & ResponsibilitiesQuality Ensure employees are following all quality control procedures including but not limited visual inspections, inspection using measurement tools, documentation of quality in accordance with company policy.Perform daily check-ins with employees to ensure quality control procedures are being performedDocument quality issues by completing Non-Conformance Report.Conduct root cause analysis.Update Work Instructions and provide training to support improved quality.Safety Ensure employees are following all safety procedures including but not limited to the use of proper PPE, use of tools or machinery.Ensure weekly safety inspections are completed. Review them and escalate any issues to Production Manager.Initiate corrective actions to fix safety issues, coordinate with Production Manager accordingly.Equipment / Maintenance Ensure operators perform daily cleaning and maintenance activities.For maintenance for non-operator level maintenance activities, report via email to maintenance personnel and Production Manager.Responsible for ensuring planned maintenance activities are performed as prescribed for all equipment.Coordinate maintenance to minimize the impact on production / reduce downtimeProduction Assign labor resources to work areas to best facilitate daily priorities.Alert Production Manager immediately if any deviations from planned schedule occur.Review project requirements with Leads and/or other production personnel to ensure project is completed in accordance with customer specifications and are processed as efficiently as possible.
Specifically:Ensure proper hangingMaximize line densityMinimize spacer bars/paint changes when possibleRegularly review labor time and costs, ensuring labor is in conformance with project budgetsEvaluate overall labor resources, make recommendations and assist in the hiring process.Solve immediate problems on the floor to ensure the continuation of production while maintaining quality and safety.Employee Relations Responsible for ensuring production employees follow all company policies and guidelines including but not limited to Code of Conduct, Work Rules, Attendance PolicyMonitor and approve employee timecards, PTO requests, etc.Conduct regular performance assessments, provide feedback for additional training, corrective actions or professional developmentCoordinate with Production Manager to administer any disciplinary actions.QualificationsEducation and/or Experience Two-year degree or equivalent experience in a manufacturing or industrial coating environment.Experience with PVDF coatings and automated paint lines strongly preferred.Skills Ability to understand highly technical information.Strong interpersonal communication skills and ability to articulate project requirements, company needs, etc.Ability to resolve conflictProficiency with MS Office (Outlook, Teams, Excel, Word)Physical Requirements Frequently required to move about the production floor to observe operations and to communicate with employees.Possess the ability to see (color vision, distance vision, adjust focus), hear and touch to evaluate quality and safety.May be required to lift or move 25 pounds.Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential function
Production Supervisor - Paint in delano at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $73,000–$75,000
For context, most production supervisors earn between $73,000–$75,000 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.