Production Supervisor (Nights)

As part of the talented Sea Ray lamination team, you will supervise production employees and assign work while meeting safety, quality, delivery, and cost goals. You will also support the successful launch and integration of new models transitioning from a sister plant by coordinating training, standard work adoption, and process alignment. Recommend and execute improvements in production methods, equipment, operating procedures, and working conditions through listening, engaging employees, and problem solving. Act as the company conduit for employee communications to keep employees informed of news, changes, and operational updates.

Responsibilities

Supervise production employees and assign work while meeting safety, quality, delivery, and cost goals; Support launch and integration of new models by coordinating training, standard work adoption, and process alignment; Recommend and execute improvements in production methods, equipment, operating procedures, and working conditions; Own the four main metrics (safety, quality, delivery, productivity/people) and implement action plans to close gaps; Spend 75% of time on the floor in direct supervision of daily production and 25% on administrative and project tasks; Ensure safety of team and compliance with PPE and safety policies; Conduct root cause analysis on defects and drive resolution; Lead continuous improvement efforts using tools such as Andon, 5S, DMIAC, and Root Cause Analysis; Manage performance issues, disciplinary actions, and performance evaluations; Resolve conflict within team and across teams; Manage timekeeping and absenteeism; Manage production schedule and communicate changes; Ensure development of team as part of succession and talent planning; Manage cost, expense, and inventory control of material and supplies

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED; 4+ years of Manufacturing experience; Prior leadership experience or experience as a mentor; Knowledge of safety practices in a manufacturing environment; Ability to analyze data and understand metrics and systems; Strong communication skills, including written, oral and listening; Experience resolving conflict with others and between others; Ability to work with confidential information and maintain strict confidentiality; Ability and drive to become certified Green Belt; Desire for continuous learning; Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States; Position not eligible for employment visa sponsorship now or in the future

Nice to have

Associate or Bachelor’s degree; Prior experience in a manufacturing supervisory role; Strong computer skills, including experience using Microsoft Office Suite; 2+ years’ experience in a lamination role; Certified Green Belt (or higher)

Benefits

Annual discretionary bonus; Medical, dental, and vision insurance; Paid vacation; 401k with up to 4% match; Health Savings Account with company contribution; Well-being program; Product purchase discounts; Relocation assistance