Senior Production Supervisor

Siemens•Fort Worth, TX

7h•$77,219 - $132,376•Onsite

About The Position

The Senior Production Supervisor leads, directs, and oversees manufacturing operations at Siemens’ Fort Worth, Texas site, with accountability for productivity, output, quality, safety, and overall operational performance. The role coordinates staffing, workflows, and daily production activities and drives process optimization through Continuous Improvement and Lean Manufacturing initiatives. The supervisor owns key operational KPIs, monitors performance and risks, communicates status and recovery plans, makes timely data-driven decisions, and leads recovery efforts during abnormal situations, outages, or demand changes. The position also supports budget adherence and labor cost control.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in Manufacturing.
Proven success delivering large-scale, cross-functional projects on time, within budget, and to quality standards.
Experience managing vendor and supplier contracts.
Strong knowledge of manufacturing processes, Lean/Six Sigma methodologies, and continuous improvement tools.
Proficiency in ERP systems, project management platforms, and Microsoft Office Suite.
Ability to interpret technical drawings, production schedules, and KPIs.
Legally authorized to work in the United States on a continual and permanent basis without company sponsorship.
Flexibility to work weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed.
Knowledge of OSHA, ISO, and other applicable manufacturing quality and safety standards.

Nice To Haves

Experience with SAP.
Experience with MS Project, Smartsheet, or similar project management platforms.

Responsibilities

Lead, direct, and oversee manufacturing operations, including productivity, output, quality, safety, and overall operational performance.
Coordinate staffing, workflows, and daily production activities.
Drive process optimization through Continuous Improvement and Lean Manufacturing initiatives.
Own operational KPIs for safety, quality, delivery, productivity, and labor efficiency.
Monitor performance trends, identify gaps, and implement countermeasures.
Communicate operational status, risks, and recovery plans to management and stakeholders.
Identify operational risks that may affect safety, quality, delivery, or cost.
Make timely, data-driven decisions to protect customer commitments and business results.
Lead recovery efforts during abnormal situations, outages, or changes in demand.
Support budget adherence and labor cost control within assigned areas.
Promote a culture of safety, compliance, and continuous improvement.