Production Supervisor
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LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND
MO
Summary
The Production Supervisor leads the production team to ensure safety, quality, and efficiency while managing daily operations and personnel. They are responsible for training employees, maintaining production schedules, and coordinating with other departments to meet manufacturing demands.
Job Description
Job DetailsJob Location: Fleischer - Berkeley, MO 63134Job Category: ManufacturingIf you're seeking a new opportunity to work with an organization focused on future growth, strategy and innovation, look no further! LHB Industries is currently seeking a Production Supervisor with 5 years relative experience in manufacturing to join our team. This is a fantastic opportunity that not only provides the chance to work and collaborate with a dedicated team, but also allows you to make a difference in the community.
JOB SUMMARY:
Supervises Berkeley production personnel at all stages of daily production. Ensures all machinery is in working order and that all production employees have been formally trained for performing their daily routine duties. Ensure employees are always using the proper PPE. Empower employees by providing the necessary visual aids needed for optimal productivity and potential opportunity. Responsible for the overall efficiency of the production department.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
· Leads production team by demonstrating company values with utmost respect, dignity, and candor.
· Ensures employees are provided a safe work environment and work in a safe manner.
· Empowers team to develop skills and take on more responsibility.
· Follows all pertinent LHB policies, procedures, and processes
· Prioritizing production orders
· Assembling production resources to meet production demand.
· Ensure all production employees have the proper training applicable to their job duties.
· Closely monitoring production operations to ensure the safety, quality, and production efficiencies are being met.
· Ensure all workstations, materials, and personnel are in place and prepared for the production run.
· Acts in a timely manner to communicate and assist in correcting production problems that may arise and notifies the production manager of any irregularities or delays in production.
· Communicates with Purchasing Agent and/or Supply Chain Manager to ensure all materials are provided and ready to meet the production schedule.
· Completes required forms and production records and return completed production order to the production manager for review.
· Maintains required labor reporting by ensuring all direct labor employees are being entered into and out of Insight Works during production runs.
· Reviews/corrects Time Off/Vacation requests in PayCom.
· Assures that all necessary documentation for raw materials, labeling, and packaging components are correct, and the physical materials have been checked by the quality department before materials are moved to a workstation.
· Ensures that direct labor resources are in line with workload.
· Conducts one on one annual performance reviews for direct reports.
· Teams with maintenance department for any necessary service, such as mechanical, to maintain line operations.
· Teams with quality and direct labor reports to ensure that all coding, components, and machinery is setup for the production run.
· Works with quality to ensure that all inspections are performed and filed on a regular monthly basis.
· Trains direct labor personnel to conduct weekly hazardous waste storage inspection.
· Documents and communicates the weekly hazardous waste storage inspections.
· Performing disciplinary write-ups and incident reports when necessary.
· Regularly reviews and updates SharePoint production schedule.
· Perform daily HUDDLE for production personal each morning.
· May assume temporary lead role when Production Manager is absent.
· Other duties as assigned.
QualificationsREQUIRED SKILLS/ABILITIES/KNOWLEDGE:
· Strong Supervisory
· Communications
· Team building/Team Empowerment
· Team Task/Relationship Leadership
· ISO Quality Systems
· Lean, 5s, Six Sigma, and Good Manufacturing Practices
· Decision making
· Strong computer skills
· Strong math skills
· Equipment operation and adjustment skills
· Chemical Handling
· Must be organized and detail oriented
· General working knowledge of manufacturing and warehouse operations
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
· Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
· Five years manufacturing experience.
· Two years supervisory experience in a manufacturing environment.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Directly supervises the production team while communicating and
working with all departments and managers within the facility to ensure the safety, quality, and production efficiency of the facility.
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATION:
· Process safety management, per 29 crf 1910.119
· Hazardous waste management procedures, per 40 cfr 265.16
Lighthouse for the Blind is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a socio-economic mission to provide employment and support services for adults and children who are legally blind.
The Lighthouse manufactures, fills, and packages a diverse line of products for the U.S. Government and commercial customers. the Lighthouse holds government contracts covering over 200 products. Our product mix includes Aerosol Cleaners, Bio-based Cleaners, Liquid Cleaners, Office Cleaners, Maintenance Products, Repellent, Paints and Coatings, and large-scale Medical first aid kits. Our customers include Defense Logistics Agency, the United States Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAMMA), General Services Administration (GSA), the U.S. Forest Service, and the U.S. Postal Service. We have extensive lab facilities, and to our knowledge, we are the only aerosol manufacturing facility in the world operated primarily by blind individuals.
To broaden our customer base and provide additional employment opportunities to the blind community, the Lighthouse initiated a strategy to acquire assets of commercial companies. Between 2014 and 2018, the Lighthouse acquired four commercial brands – Quake Kare®, Tear Mender®, RapidFix®, and Badge Magic®/CosBond®.
Proceeds from product sales contribute to 23 community outreach programs that provide assistance and support to children and adults who are visually impaired in Missouri and Western Illinois. Our “See the Future” outreach programs assist students in the areas of technology adaptations, activities of daily living skill development, scholarships to educational and recreational camps including Camp Barnabas in Purdy, MO, and Space Camp in Huntsville, AL, and a mobile low vision clinic for children.
Founded
1933
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Chemical Manufacturing
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Saint Louis, MO
Lighthouse for the Blind is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a socio-economic mission to provide employment and support services for adults and children who are legally blind.
The Lighthouse manufactures, fills, and packages a diverse line of products for the U.S. Government and commercial customers. the Lighthouse holds government contracts covering over 200 products. Our product mix includes Aerosol Cleaners, Bio-based Cleaners, Liquid Cleaners, Office Cleaners, Maintenance Products, Repellent, Paints and Coatings, and large-scale Medical first aid kits. Our customers include Defense Logistics Agency, the United States Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAMMA), General Services Administration (GSA), the U.S. Forest Service, and the U.S. Postal Service. We have extensive lab facilities, and to our knowledge, we are the only aerosol manufacturing facility in the world operated primarily by blind individuals.
To broaden our customer base and provide additional employment opportunities to the blind community, the Lighthouse initiated a strategy to acquire assets of commercial companies. Between 2014 and 2018, the Lighthouse acquired four commercial brands – Quake Kare®, Tear Mender®, RapidFix®, and Badge Magic®/CosBond®.
Proceeds from product sales contribute to 23 community outreach programs that provide assistance and support to children and adults who are visually impaired in Missouri and Western Illinois. Our “See the Future” outreach programs assist students in the areas of technology adaptations, activities of daily living skill development, scholarships to educational and recreational camps including Camp Barnabas in Purdy, MO, and Space Camp in Huntsville, AL, and a mobile low vision clinic for children.
Founded
1933
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Chemical Manufacturing
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Saint Louis, MO