Performance Expectations

Demonstrate problem solving and decision-making ability regarding day-to-day operations and can successfully run the department in the absence of the supervisor. 

Actively contribute toward a safe environment. Effectively cross train personnel and recommend skill development to achieve departmental goals.  Minimize conflict within the department and encourage open lines of communication, treating all staff fairly, fostering team spirit, and maintaining an air of professionalism and credibility.  Effectively utilize time available to achieve results through proper delegation of work, control over ongoing projects and prioritizing demands.  Complete audits, safety talks, pre-shift meetings, production reports and other paperwork as necessary.  Working knowledge of all equipment in the assigned area. Fill in for absences as necessary. Other duties as assigned. 

Credentials

High School Graduate or equivalent.

 Desired Characteristics

Must be computer savvy. SAP knowledge a plus. Conflict management and leadership skills required. Proven record of good attendance. Ability to communicate well with personnel from various levels of the organization. Must be proficient in Microsoft programs (Outlook, Excel, Word).  Understanding of lean concepts and continuous improvement. Safely use material handling equipment such as fork trucks. Ability to read forms, such as invoices, parts order forms, packing slips and bills of lading. Ability to accurately input data into information systems and customer portals. Ability to communicate with customers and subcontractors. Must be a good planner.  Must be flexible and able to adjust daily tasks accordingly. Must be able to work in both team and independent environments. Knowledge of MRP and web-based Customer System is an asset.  Must be willing to learn.  Must be able to talk to employees using soft skills and keep them motivated and accountable.  Must be accurate on inputting data on received and delivered shipments.  Must Keep Safety, Production and Quality as top priorities.