The Production Supervisor coordinates shop-floor workflows, schedules worker shifts, enforces safety protocols, and troubleshoots operational bottlenecks. The goal is to optimize output while minimizing waste, downtime, and safety incidents.

Core Responsibilities Manage Workflow:

Assign tasks, schedule shifts, and distribute daily production targets to floor staff.

Ensure Safety:

Enforce OSHA regulations, verify PPE usage, and conduct safety training.

Monitor Quality:

Perform product inspections, enforce quality metrics, and address defects immediately.

Lead Teams:

Onboard, train, coach, and handle disciplinary actions for assembly workers.

Maintain Equipment:

Partner with maintenance teams to handle machine breakdowns and schedule preventative repairs.

Track Inventory:

Monitor raw material levels to avoid manufacturing delays or shortages.

Analyze Performance:

Document daily output numbers, track KPIs, and submit shift summaries to management.

Optimize Processes:

Apply lean manufacturing methods like 5S or Six Sigma to reduce floor waste.

Key Requirements & Qualifications Experience:

3 to 7 years in manufacturing, with at least 1 to 3 years in a leadership role.

Education:

High school diploma required; associate or bachelor's degree in engineering or business preferred.

Technical Skills:

Familiarity with ERP software, inventory control, and manufacturing machinery.

Soft Skills:

Strong conflict resolution, clear communication, and ability to handle high-pressure deadlines.

Physical Stamina:

Ability to stand, walk the factory floor, and lift heavy parts during long shifts.