As Production Supervisor, you lead a shift team across die casting, foundry, CNC machining and assembly, and you are accountable for safety, quality, productivity and on-time delivery on your shift.
Responsibilities
Lead by example in keeping a safe, organized and disciplined workplace, especially around molten metal, high-temperature equipment and automated machinery.
Make sure all plant safety rules, standard operating procedures and work instructions are communicated and followed; take part in safety audits, daily Gemba walks, workplace inspections and corrective-action follow-up.
Plan and direct on-the-job training so every team member is competent and qualified for their assigned area; coach and develop team members on equipment operation, quality expectations and safe work practices.
Manage employee relations on your shift: resolve concerns and conflicts professionally and fairly, keep sensitive personnel matters confidential, and recommend hiring, discipline and termination decisions in line with company policy.
Build a positive, respectful team environment that balances safety, quality, productivity, cost and morale.
The Chief of Manufacturing Engineering – Castings serves as the technical authority for casting processes and suppliers across the external supply chain, ensuring manufacturing methods meet to design intent, safety, and quality requirements.
Compensation
$156,274 - $253,946-Annually
Responsibilities
Governs casting manufacturing change — specifying Manufacturing Engineering and process requirements, making technical decisions and chairing the relevant control authorities within agreed authority.
Assures product and process integrity — ensuring casting methods comply with health, safety, environmental, product-safety, quality and regulatory standards.
Provides the technical recommendation for manufacturing readiness — confirming whether new or changed supplier capability, processes and controls can meet product and business requirements.
Leads casting industrial strategy and improvement — integrating manufacturing technology, digital manufacturing, product introduction and category supply-chain priorities.
Assures Manufacturing Engineering delivery — integrating the workload, capacity and budget position with priorities, risks and escalation across casting suppliers and programs.
Requirements
Associate degree in Engineering, Science or Technology
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Science or Technology
Master’s degree in Engineering, Science or Technology