Production Supervisor Afternoon Shift Leader

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We are currently hiring a Production Supervisor for our manufacturing plant in Albany, Oregon. This is a swing shift position working 2 PM to 10 PM, Monday night through Friday night.

The Production Supervisor is a thought leader, a facilitator and a master problem solver. The Supervisor will lead processes and strategies to ensure that we are achieving conformance and producing quality product that meets our customer requirements and ATI goals and objectives.

The Production Supervisor will be responsible for leading teams of 10-15 direct reports with diverse personalities. You are responsible for training, coaching, motivating, and leading the production workforce to ensure safe and efficient operation of the production areas to produce high-quality material. In order to become successful and provide immediate impact, you will have to quickly learn ATI, the processes, and work collaboratively with cross-functional teams including a unionized workforce, engineering, quality, and safety. Attention to detail, strong problem-solving skills, a continuous improvement mindset, the ability to act quickly and make impactful decisions, and exceptional interpersonal skills are included in the skillset of a successful Supervisor.

Primary Responsibilities

• Work toward establishing a team environment that fosters a culture of Safety and Quality as the foundations of what we do.
• Plan and direct department activities to obtain safe and efficient operations.
• Apply Leadership skills to lead, motivate and train personnel.
• Monitor processes and tasks in order to identify problems and improvement opportunities.
• Identify, plan and lead improvement events.
• Facilitate and support cross functional problem-solving teams.
• Interpret and enforce policies while maintaining the provisions of the labor agreement.
• Apply the Task Standardization Process to assigned areas as well as to unplanned incidents required to prevent recurrence.
• Write new and correct existing documents to reflect current work practices.
• Establish systems for production management to sustain production goals with minimal intervention.
• Monitor and coordinate training to ensure tasks are completed as required by standard work and work instructions.
• Ensure strict adherence to both internal and external customer requirements and production schedules.