Aerospace Production Supervisor: Lean Manufacturing Lead
Air Methods
Englewood (CO)
On-site
USD 94,000 - 118,000
Full time
8 days ago
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Job summary
Air Methods in theUnited States is seeking a seasoned production supervisor to oversee all activities in the United Rotorcraft Division, including machining, assembly, wiring, composites, upholstery, paint, and aircraft maintenance. You will lead a team, ensure schedule integrity, manage training, and coordinate with Program Management, Quality, and Engineering to meet program goals. The role requires FAA A&P and strong leadership in aerospace manufacturing.
Qualifications
AA/AS degree from a two-year college or technical school with five years related experience.
Five years of trade or vocational school required.
Experience with manufacturing and production processes; aerospace/DoD experience desired.
Responsibilities
Reviews manpower and capacity requirements.
Defines and coordinates department requirements based on workload and schedules.
Coordinates and prioritizes workflow based on schedule commitments.
Strong emphasis on schedule integrity and LEAN manufacturing processes.
Initiates activities related to personnel status changes.
Ensures direct reports are adequately trained and capable.
Maintains a safe work environment; participates in weekly production and program status meetings.
Provides estimates for proposals.
Coordinates with Program Management, Quality, and Engineering.
Skills
Communication
Analytical
Supervisory
Education
AA/AS degree
Trade/Vocational school
Tools
MS Project
Microsoft Office
Excel
Outlook
Job description
Air Methods in theUnited States is seeking a seasoned production supervisor to oversee all activities in the United Rotorcraft Division, including machining, assembly, wiring, composites, upholstery, paint, and aircraft maintenance. You will lead a team, ensure schedule integrity, manage training, and coordinate with Program Management, Quality, and Engineering to meet program goals. The role requires FAA A&P and strong leadership in aerospace manufacturing.