Shift Supervisor

Consett
4 weeks ago
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Key Duties:

  • Work with other departments to meet and better production targets, particularly plant output, plant operations, product quality, product cost and department expenditure.

  • Enable the shift to keep the plant running at most efficient operating conditions.

  • Manage WIP to ensure minimum stock holding and dwell within operational KPIs.

  • Liaise with production planning to ensure machine schedule and priority parts are adhered to.

  • Report downtimes and put preventative actions in place.

  • Communicate with maintenance team to ensure planned maintenance and production priorities are considered.

  • Monitor and record floor to floor times against plan.

  • Use problem solving techniques to resolve issues and implement improvements.

  • Daily housekeeping walk and corrective measures activated.

  • Liaise with supporting functions on plan quality, trouble shooting, maintenance and improvements.

  • Facilitate daily production meeting(s)

  • Produce reports (using a variety of methods) to cover SQCDP.

  • Attend and support Shift Manager at meetings. Chair meetings where necessary.

    Knowledge & Experience

  • Knowledge of HSE requirements and demonstrable experience proving ability to apply correctly (essential)

  • Minimum of 3 years’ experience with a proven track record of Supervision/Management in a manufacturing setting (essential)

  • Minimum of ILM or CMI Level 3 or equivalent supervisory qualifications. (essential)

  • Extensive knowledge of Engineering production processes, preferably in Aerospace or Automotive

  • Knowledge of quality standards, particularly ISO9001/AS9100

  • Ability to coach and train others (essential)

  • Demonstrable lean manufacturing skills and experience: can provide a case study example demonstrating driving a process improvement from start to end (essential)

  • IT literature – capable with Microsoft Office package and can create excel formulas to manipulate data (essential)

  • Experience using ERP systems (essential)

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