Job Description
The Foundry Production Supervisor’s role is to support, direct, and manage the workforce and work area to safely produce internal/external customer requirements within lead-times and budgeter costs. Supervisors should spend 80% of their shift on the shop floor and 20% off the floor to perform their assigned responsibilities. Responsible for the efficient and effective management of their area to meet goals including:
Safety Management
Quality Policy
Delivery On Time / IdleQ Management
Productivity Management and Times/Attendance
Responsibilities:
Enforce Company Rules and Regulations, which apply to this department.
Ensure compliance with PPE and Safety procedures. Correct behavioral or conditional risks immediately. Investigate and write up accident reports.
Report Near misses & Safety observations according to the daily-weekly-monthly goals
Improve workplace 6S through daily observations and improvements
Assign work daily and move labor to operations necessary to support customer requirements
Attend and participate in daily changeover meetings
Track Labor and Optimize use of straight and overtime hours
Establish and support team atmosphere within assigned area.
Manage department spending within budget
Develop/follow a daily production plan that supports customer needs
Ensure employees are properly trained and submit all training records
Maintain and utilize department communication boards. Maintain visual displays of work group activity and goals.
Address underperformance/workmanship issues with coaching, counseling, and/or progressive discipline, utilizing Human Resources.
Assist in make-up of schedule; Direct and guide the dispatching and schedule execution.
Requirements:
2 or 4 year degree in business management is preferred
Previous experience working in a foundry
Supervisory experience in a union environment
Strong leadership skills
Handle multiple priorities/tasks
Strong interpersonal skills
Experience with Excel, Word, AS400, Kronos, and SAP are preferred
Familiar with grievance process, Lean manufacturing concepts, and OSHA requirements