Production Supervisor (47476)

SASHCO INCThornton, CO
$43 - $53Onsite

About The Position

Lead from the floor. Grow people. Improve the system. The operating hours for this position are Monday - Thursday, 3:00 pm - 1:30 am with overtime on Fridays as needed At Sashco, leadership isn’t about sitting behind a desk—it’s about showing up, pitching in, and helping people do their best work. We’re known for innovative products, continuous improvement, and a culture that believes great results come from inspired, well-supported teams. We hire you not just to work, but to create excellence. We’re looking for a Production Supervisor (Working Team Leader) who takes ownership of their area, leads by example, and helps turn daily work into long-term improvement. This role balances hands-on production, people leadership, and lean thinking—all while upholding Sashco’s standards for safety, quality, and respect. What You’ll Do Own Your Area Take full ownership of the appearance, performance, and functionality of your work center. Ensure production starts on time with the right materials, staffing, and priorities in place. Spend at least 25% of your time working alongside your team in production roles. Drive Performance & Metrics Track, update, and communicate daily performance metrics including safety, quality, output, efficiency, 5S, and training. Lead daily team meetings and Gemba walks at the metrics board to review: Yesterday’s performance Today’s plan Safety, 5S, and continuous improvement ideas Identify gaps, develop corrective actions, and follow through to results. Improve the Process (Lean Thinking) Lead and sustain Kaizen and continuous improvement initiatives. Maintain and update visual systems such as Kanban, production schedules, and performance boards. Use Value Stream Mapping insights to drive process improvements. Ensure clean, complete shift handoffs (SHINE, daily handoff, metrics updates). Coach, Train & Develop People Train, mentor, and coach operators to meet and exceed Sashco standards. Support performance reviews, attendance tracking, and corrective actions in partnership with Manufacturing Leadership. Foster a respectful, accountable environment that inspires people to grow. Participate in hiring, onboarding, and ongoing development of operators. Collaborate & Communicate Partner with Maintenance, Quality, Safety, and other support teams to resolve issues. Communicate labor needs, shortages, or excess staffing clearly and early. Escalate issues appropriately and professionally when standards aren’t being met. What Success Looks Like (Key Metrics) BU/HR/Employee improvement Safety performance Quality outcomes Team efficiency and output 5S and cleanliness Training completion and team engagement

Requirements

  • Experience leading or supervising teams in a manufacturing environment.
  • Comfort working hands-on in production while leading others.
  • Strong communication, coaching, and accountability skills.
  • Ability to work in and around chemicals (including latex, biocides, enzymes, and fungicides).
  • Commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement.

Nice To Haves

  • Lean manufacturing, Kaizen, or continuous improvement leadership.
  • Experience tracking and using performance metrics to drive action.
  • Familiarity with chemical or regulated manufacturing environments.

Responsibilities

  • Own Your Area Take full ownership of the appearance, performance, and functionality of your work center.
  • Ensure production starts on time with the right materials, staffing, and priorities in place.
  • Spend at least 25% of your time working alongside your team in production roles.
  • Drive Performance & Metrics Track, update, and communicate daily performance metrics including safety, quality, output, efficiency, 5S, and training.
  • Lead daily team meetings and Gemba walks at the metrics board to review: Yesterday’s performance Today’s plan Safety, 5S, and continuous improvement ideas Identify gaps, develop corrective actions, and follow through to results.
  • Improve the Process (Lean Thinking) Lead and sustain Kaizen and continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Maintain and update visual systems such as Kanban, production schedules, and performance boards.
  • Use Value Stream Mapping insights to drive process improvements.
  • Ensure clean, complete shift handoffs (SHINE, daily handoff, metrics updates).
  • Coach, Train & Develop People Train, mentor, and coach operators to meet and exceed Sashco standards.
  • Support performance reviews, attendance tracking, and corrective actions in partnership with Manufacturing Leadership.
  • Foster a respectful, accountable environment that inspires people to grow.
  • Participate in hiring, onboarding, and ongoing development of operators.
  • Collaborate & Communicate Partner with Maintenance, Quality, Safety, and other support teams to resolve issues.
  • Communicate labor needs, shortages, or excess staffing clearly and early.
  • Escalate issues appropriately and professionally when standards aren’t being met.

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What This Job Offers

Job Type

Full-time

Career Level

Mid Level

Education Level

No Education Listed

Number of Employees

11-50 employees

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