Production Manufacturing Supervisor -12 Hour Nights

Web Industries Inc•Fort Wayne, IN

15h

About The Position

The Production Supervisor assigns and supervises activities in a manufacturing environment, setting and evaluating expectations on an ongoing basis. The role is responsible for safety policy compliance, productivity, and meeting quality requirements. The supervisor models employee ownership behaviors, promotes engagement among direct reports, and focuses on enhancing the customer experience. The position oversees daily production activities and coordinates communication across departments. It supports safe, high-quality, on-schedule, cost-effective production through effective personnel allocation, monitoring yields and waste, and sustaining continuous improvement. The supervisor also onboards, trains, and develops production personnel and handles related administrative tasks, such as time cards. This position works 6 p.m.–6 a.m. on a 2/2/3 rotation.

Requirements

Associate degree or equivalent experience in a supervisory role.
Minimum 5 years of experience in manufacturing operations.
Demonstrated ability to lead and develop others.
PC skills, including Microsoft Office Suite, ERP systems, and eQMS.
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, team-building, and conflict-resolution skills.
Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree.
Previous supervisory experience.
10-hour OSHA certificate.
Ability to write professional communications and documentation.
Flexibility to work different schedules to accommodate business needs.

Responsibilities

Enforce compliance with safety rules, standards, and reporting requirements.
Immediately document and report unsafe conditions to management.
Implement relevant emergency response procedures for incidents such as accidents, fires, power outages, or spills; contact appropriate authorities and company managers and secure the building when appropriate.
Maintain a clean work environment.
Verify employees complete quality control checks and that production lines are producing quality products.
Support and drive quality improvement initiatives.
Ensure production schedule compliance by meeting or exceeding targets through effective allocation and utilization of personnel.
Communicate potential issues that could result in late shipments.
Monitor and improve process yields.
Reduce and minimize material and other waste.
Support and sustain continuous improvement initiatives.
Oversee daily production activities, including interdepartmental communication and coordination.
Promote a culture of high engagement, accountability, and operational excellence.
Onboard, train, and develop production personnel and complete related administrative tasks, such as time cards.
Coordinate staffing levels with management to meet production and continuous improvement needs, subject to the annual business plan.
Perform other functions or responsibilities as assigned.