Operations - Supervisor Night Shift

Salit Steel•Toronto, ON

7d•CA$60,000 - CA$68,000•Hybrid

About The Position

This position is responsible for the execution of production duties and directs the tasks of the workforce through Lead Hands. The role involves working in a plant and office setting, with exposure to the elements and loud noises. The incumbent will be required to stand, walk, lift, move, and bend in various positions regularly.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years' experience as a Lead Hand or Supervisor in a manufacturing environment.
Minimum of 5 years’ experience working in an industrial manufacturing environment.
Completion of college/vocational or technical training.
Leadership experience.
Clear Communication Skills
Critical Thinking
Accountability
Teamwork
Adaptability
Critical Decision Making
Planning and Organizational Skills
Problem solving
Results Oriented
Strong Leadership Skills
Resourceful
Flexible
Strong Project Management Skills
Ability to foster team culture
Effective and adaptable communication skills both written and verbally

Nice To Haves

Health and Safety understanding
Knowledge of the steel industry and fabrication practices
First Aid, H&S and Crane Operator experience

Responsibilities

Follow production protocol as established by the division Superintendent.
Report all equipment breakdowns to division Superintendent and contact respective maintenance support services.
Maintain a current operational knowledge of all plant equipment for training employees and safe operation.
Daily review of employee's timecards, ensuring correct punch in/punch out.
Meet with employees to discuss performance and behavioral issues and document as required.
Assist the division Superintendent with forecasting workforce requirements.
Maintain appropriate levels of communication for each shift between Lead Hands, division Superintendent, and other departments.
Assist the purchasing department with forecasting, monitoring, and analysis of material usage.
Coordinate the storage and allocation of material in the warehouse through the Lead Hand(s).
Troubleshoot specific production problems.
Act as a liaison between the production shop and other departments.
Maintain awareness and conform to supervisory responsibilities set forth in the Occupational Health and Safety Act, ensuring safe operations and monitoring/correcting unsafe behaviors or conditions.
Maintain appropriate levels of housekeeping within the division.
Conduct routine inspections of the workplace and job safety, and maintain records.
Interface with the Joint Health and Safety Committee on health and safety issues, including participation in regular workplace inspections.
Report and investigate workplace accidents, injuries, and incidents.
Provide all information pertaining to workplace accidents and injuries to Human Resources for processing.
Supervise the performance of outside personnel, ensuring they have reviewed company Health and Safety guidelines and policies and completed acknowledgment forms.
Work in accordance with company rules and regulations and ensure directed work is performed safely.
Lead by example and provide positive motivation and build morale amongst all division employees.