Supervisor Processed Steel

Job Title

Perform functions to oversee hourly employees assigned to you in the PSC organizational chart that are engaged in the manufacturing of Processed Steel products ensuring safety, quality and efficiency.

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

Model the right behavior in terms of initiative, compliance, moral character (honor, integrity and courage) and work ethic to create teamwork and mutual respect amongst employees.

Build team spirit, pride and camaraderie within team.

Promote safety, environmental responsibility and continuous quality improvement in accordance with company policies.

Complies with all the policies and procedures set forth in the Company Handbook.

Utilize performance based management tools to improve the standard of performance and development of the team members.

Deploy resources to best meet daily production goals and on time delivery. Maintain attendance records.

Champion ISO, Lean and Six Sigma, demonstrating knowledge and commitment to the process. Uphold and sustain 5S projects.

Ensure all team members are trained in all aspects of their role, including safety, health and environmental and quality control instructions in order to maintain a cross functional, multi skilled workforce.

Conduct process and safety audits focused on eliminating unsafe work practices and conditions. Lead the development of a safety-minded culture. Sustain good housekeeping and 5S activities in area of responsibility.

Conduct interviews and make hiring recommendations to managers.

Meet with same department supervisors of following shifts at shift change to review work schedules, equipment problems and special instructions.

Meet with Production Manager to receive work instructions for shift. Review safety, equipment, manufacturing, quality, or personnel problems.

Review work in process to ensure quality and control of detected non-conforming product.

Monitor productivity levels of employees and the material review board (MRB).

Monitor to assure that production scheduling, quality sheets, nonconformance reports, etc. are being filled out properly.

Conduct weekly meetings with employees to review reoccurring problems, safety issues, quality issues or new product information. Inform shift managers of the results of these meetings.

Check machine set ups and do first article inspection, if required.