Lead the QC inspection team in Sunnyvale, CA, managing quality control, inspection, and continuous improvement activities for aerospace and military products.
The Production Supervisor is responsible for leading all production activities during the assigned shift, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant execution of assembly operations while directly managing Production Assemblers.
Responsibilities
Lead Production Assemblers to achieve daily production targets while maintaining a safe and positive working environment
Coordinate daily production activities and prioritize resources to meet delivery, quality, and efficiency targets
Lead shift start-up meetings, performance reviews, and operational communication activities
Ensure accurate production reporting, shift handovers, and communication of critical information between shifts
Take ownership of shift performance and be accountable for achieving operational KPIs
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree or Technical Diploma in Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Production Engineering, or a related field
Enable the sales of Airside products through cross-functional knowledge sharing, complex problem-solving, and innovative decision making, serving as an advisor to sales teams.
Locations (2)
Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Lexington, Kentucky, United States
Compensation
Annual Base Salary Range or Hourly Base Pay Range: $66,816.66 - $93,309.99
Responsibilities
Actively engage and serve as a trusted partner with Trane account managers and Airside Product Growth Team.
Serve as a subject matter expert through technical and application knowledge of Airside products.
Respond to internal product support requests via email and phone using the Zendesk platform.
Engage in customer visit process at Columbia facility including direct support or host duties.
Support testing and improvement of equipment selection system, Trane Select Assist.
Senior Technical Services Scientist responsible for complex projects related to process optimization, validation, and technology transfer in a pharmaceutical manufacturing environment.
Locations (2)
Richmond, Virginia, United States
Virginia, United States
Compensation
Competitive salaries, comprehensive health/vision/dental insurance, company paid short term disability, company paid life and accidental death insurance, 401(k) plan match of 4.5% with immediate vesting, generous employee referral program, 15 days of vacation annually, 12 paid holidays annually, onsite cafeteria, job advancement opportunities.
Responsibilities
Plan and execute process and packaging validations
Lead technology transfer sub-teams
Troubleshoot and resolve process issues
Perform statistical evaluations and present findings
Requirements
BS degree in Engineering or Science
Nice to have: Experience in planning and execution of manufacturing and packaging validations