Manufacturing Team Lead B Shift Days

NISSHINBO AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING INC•Covington, GA

56d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for understanding, practicing, and training others on basic manufacturing fundamentals. The Manufacturing Team Lead assists the departmental supervisor in running daily production operations, troubleshooting machines, and contributing to quality continuous improvement activities. They are expected to meet or exceed daily production targets, utilize basic SPC techniques, troubleshoot manufacturing procedures, and create standard operating procedures (SOPs) and troubleshooting guides. The role also involves performing departmental tests as needed.

Requirements

Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business documents, forms, and instructions in English.
Ability to write reports and business correspondence in English.
Ability to effectively respond to questions in English.
Ability to communicate verbally and in writing in English.
Ability to apply knowledge and understanding to carry out detailed written or oral instructions.
Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists.
Ability to analyze reports such as production reports.
Ability to use a computer as needed.
Must be tactful, mature, flexible, and able to successfully respond to multiple work pressures.
Must have basic fundamental supervisory skills and management experience.
Experience in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to stand, sit, or walk in office or Plant duties.
A full range of motion to see, hear, touch, and to observe documents at the office or materials in the Plant.
Ordinary vision and hearing for communication and observation.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent (typical qualification).

Responsibilities

Assisting the departmental supervisor in running daily production operations.
Troubleshooting machines.
Assisting with quality continuous improvement activities.
Meeting or exceeding daily production targets.
Using basic principles of SPC techniques.
Troubleshooting all manufacturing procedures.
Creating standard operating procedures (SOPs) and troubleshooting guides.
Performing departmental tests as needed.
Maintaining safety by wearing proper PPE, identifying and reporting safety hazards, and maintaining the work area using 5S principles.
Taking appropriate action during unusual occurrences, fires, power outages, or severe weather conditions.
Carrying out production operations schedules as directed by the supervisor.
Communicating production assignments to staff.
Training staff on manufacturing techniques.
Completing all necessary documentation in a clear and timely manner.
Using provided tools to maximize productivity and accomplish tasks on time.
Participating in meetings and reporting problems to management.
Following company standards and guidelines for quality, cost, and safety.
Taking initiative to make quality, cost, and safety top priorities.
Reporting any conditions that do not uphold standards to the supervisor or management.
Making suggestions for improvements to uphold standards.
Consistently achieving individual goals to contribute to departmental and company goals.
Being flexible in work assignments and covering for other staff as needed.
Being open to feedback and using it to improve performance.
Attaining job-related certifications as necessary.
Seeking out job-related training to improve personal skills, efficiency, and knowledge.
Applying acquired knowledge to the job.
Maintaining professional conduct and appearance.
Realizing personal limitations and seeking assistance when needed.
Using established communication channels.