Team Leader Production- Assy Night Shift

Toyoda Gosei•San Antonio, TX

19h•Onsite

About The Position

Toyoda Gosei in San Antonio, Texas is looking for a high-energy and professional Team Leader for our night shift in the Assembly Department! The individual in this role has the responsibility to ensure all team members within the defined area of responsibility are meeting all daily production goals and targets and that all team members are working within their assigned work cells during the required work hours.

Requirements

Possess basic math skills
Have a basic understanding of the manufacturing processes
Must maintain good attendance
Good communication skills (English, but Spanish is helpful)
Basic computer skills
Must be able to lift up to 30 Pounds
Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
Must be able to work in the manufacturing floor 100% of the time
Must be able to use Protective Equipment according with the safety requirements for each area
Able to work in heavy traffic areas
Able to work in hot and humid conditions
Able to work in noisy areas were hearing protective equipment is required
Able to work with chemicals
Able to work with machinery
Must be able to work the night shift.
Must be able to learn the K anban production schedule

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of TPS (Toyota Production System) is extra helpful
Leadership Skills are a plus

Responsibilities

Must meet daily piece volume according to the tally sheets
Ensure the safety of the team members assigned to your area of responsibility
Ensure defects are within company standards as well as all other key performance indicators
Ensure all team members are following the posted work instructions/inspections
Ensure productivity is on target, checking tally sheets constantly
Maintain a clean and organized the working areas following the 2S 1Y practice
Escalate abnormalities to Supervisor or Manager
Enforce stop call wait procedure
Other projects and assignments as requested by the management team
Conduct daily audit check sheets
Ensure Team Members follow up on production standards