Position Summary: This is a night shift position working from 7P-7A with the following work schedule:
2-2-3 rotating schedule. Week 1- Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday. Week 2- Sunday Wednesday Thursday
Reporting to the Value Stream Manager, this position is responsible for leadership and coordination of all activities on their assigned shift(s). The position requires a strong ability to coach and mentor teams while assuring the efficient utilization of a talented workforce and equipment. The position is a coach to associates to coordinate production to meet safety, quality, workflow, manning, material handling, and maintenance goals as necessary to ensure efficient continuous production. Lean Manufacturing techniques will be used to drive continuous improvement. The Shift Coordinator will be required to be present at shift change meetings. Team Overview and Job Responsibilities Ability to empower associates to raise the bar (examples in the following areas): Safety Practices Shift Handoffs Production Team Performance (Quality, Output, etc.) 6S Ability and passion to be responsible for their shift. Quick, but accurate analytical judgment. Ability to commit time required to ensure operational concerns are addressed when plant operations are active. Consistently address performance issues with teams and individuals. Strong communication, relationship, leadership, and problem-solving skills to coach and create high performing work teams. Strong understanding of the teams' strengths, weaknesses, ambitions, and personalities. Coach associates for effectiveness, efficiency, and performance safety practices, utilizing Lean principles to reduce scrap, usage and waste based upon this knowledge. Evaluates process and work performance on each employee and coaches for improvement as necessary. Leads Tier 1 meetings and mentors associates to lead meetings as well. Must have the drive to develop and prepare for the roles of greater responsibility and scope. Strong computing skills in Microsoft Office applications to communicate knowledge on all levels of the organization. Assist in creation and implementation of standard work. Examples of coaching are shown below, but not limited to these items: Coach safety star point to ensure Near Miss and Accident reporting is properly completed. Coaches associates to plan work and production for the shift using thorough, up-to-date knowledge of the processes and the equipment. Utilize/Coach team leads to make necessary decisions with regards to safety, workflow scheduling, material handling, quality, and maintenance. Engages in regular two-way problem solving, uses data analysis to identify improvement opportunities, and teaches associates how to utilize controls to make better decisions. Who are we looking for? Knowledge / Skills: A results driven individual who has demonstrated ability working in a high performance manufacturing environment Able to understand, communicate and improve key performance metrics Must have good attention to detail, but be able to manage the plant expectations Must be able to manage multiple, complex tasks and deal easily with pressure on a day in and day out basis Must be able to motivate, communicate and drive continuous improvement Critical thinker, with strong analytical abilities Good written and oral communication skills Solid planning, leadership, and administrative skills High energy, demonstrates urgency in a fast-paced environment Good understanding of business principles and practices; can manage the manufacturing function to a bottom line result
Preferred Qualifications: Bachelor's degree 3-5 Years of Supervising / Management in Manufacturing Work Environment/Physical Demands: Must be capable of lifting and/or moving up to 50 pounds Frequent walking required To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Must be able to work overtime either before or after normal starting times and on weekends Must be able to work overtime on days off as required to cover Supervisor vacations and special projects.
