The Operations Supervisor is directly responsible for the production output of the shift from the fab, ensuring planned targets are achieved. This role involves managing technician/operator resources and their allocation, understanding manufacturing concepts (lean manufacturing, line-balancing, 6S, kaizen), and collaborating with the production planning team to ensure material flow. The supervisor is also responsible for cross-training technicians, ensuring critical areas are covered during PTO and absences, and managing the recruitment, hiring, training, retention, and discipline of direct labor. This includes handling timecards, PTO, performance reviews, and improvements, as well as cultivating team leads. Maintaining shift discipline by managing break timings, PTO planning, late arrivals, and unannounced absences in alignment with company policies and production coverage needs is crucial. The role also involves managing and ensuring the accuracy of timecards, planning and scheduling overtime when necessary, and coordinating material, equipment, facilities, and labor to achieve production targets. The supervisor will manage constraints, report on the shift’s output, participate in and conduct pass-down meetings, and maintain training records for technicians, while also being able to participate and answer questions in yearly audits. Collaboration with Process Engineering, R&D, Quality, Planning, Facilities, and Equipment Maintenance is essential to achieve output targets, with a focus on providing input and feedback for improvement.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED