NIGHT SHIFT LEAD

Weatherby, Inc.•Sheridan, WY

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Night Shift Lead directs evening operations across multiple production areas to achieve targets in Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost. This role leads people and process improvements using Lean principles, coordinates with day-shift leadership for clear handoffs and aligned priorities and ensures accurate flow of product through the manufacturing process. The Lead supports employee development, maintains workflow efficiency, and models professional, effective communication across the shift.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
Six months to one year of experience in finishing, painting, or related manufacturing work preferred.
Supervisory or lead experience strongly preferred.
Hands-on knowledge of finishing techniques including sanding, painting, hydrographic application, and curing processes.
Strong leadership, coaching, and communication skills.
Ability to balance artistry with efficiency and meet production deadlines.
Familiarity with ERP or MES systems a plus.
Problem-solving skills and commitment to continuous improvement.
Must be 18 or older.

Nice To Haves

You're a coach-skilled at mentoring, onboarding, and providing clear, constructive feedback.
You communicate professionally and set the tone with integrity, consistency, and respect.
You balance throughput with quality and safety across multiple operations during the evening shift.
You are KPI-driven and comfortable guiding teams to meet Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost goals.
You're organized and proficient with ERP/MES and common office tools to keep work accurate and on track.
You approach problems with common sense, collaboration, and a continuous-improvement mindset.

Responsibilities

Lead the evening shift to guide units through manufacturing, assembly, finishing, and warehousing processes.
Prepare clear shift reports and communicate priorities for a seamless handoff to the day shift.
Plan scheduling and staffing to maintain throughput while upholding quality standards.
Measure performance against KPIs in safety, quality, delivery, and cost; take action on variances.
Perform quality spot checks throughout production areas; ensure work meets standards.
Maintain accurate records and documentation; use ERP/MES for transactions, inventory, and tracking.
Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient work area for the team.
Assist in production work as needed to help the team meet daily goals and maintain workflow continuity.
Support continuous improvement: sustain lean tools, assist with new equipment/process implementation, and resolve daily production issues.
Ensure the facility remains safe and secure throughout the shift; use sound judgment to address or report issues immediately, or document them clearly for day-shift follow-up.
Create a safe, productive environment and support the well-being of their team including awareness, training, and education related to safety and substance use.
Lead with professionalism, integrity, and clear communication. Set the tone through example and effective feedback. Respond to employee questions, concerns, and resource needs. Ensure the well-being of your team and a safe, respectful, and well-maintained working environment.
Supervise daily work schedules, job assignments, and flow to meet goals; review data to assess progress and prioritize tasks; pioneer new ways to do things better.
Coach, develop, and evaluate team members per HR policies and employment laws. Manage employee time and attendance, including PTO requests. Participate in interviews, performance evaluations, and disciplinary actions if necessary.