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Optimal in Michigan is seeking a Production Group Supervisor to oversee the activities of 15–25 production workers on the GA plant floor, maintaining safety and quality while coordinating with cross-functional teams.
This role requires clear verbal communication, attention to detail, and the ability to drive improvements in methods, equipment, and processes; 1–2 years of experience and UAW familiarity are a plus; shifts rotate across 1st–3rd.
The main function of the Production Group Supervisor is to supervise and coordinate the activities of production and operating workers.
Supply Chain Group
Looking to expand 3rd shift operations on both sides of the house for both engine lines
V8 carrier is in a new launch status and starting to ramp up
There is a high work load
Heavily involved with UAW team members, managing a group of around 15-25 employees. Working with cross-functional teams to meet deadlines
100% onsite.
Environment- On the GA plant floor, a lot of walking and standing
Performance feedback is given in real time
Someone willing to standup to their team. It is difficult to come in this environment and not get "ran over" by the team member.
We're always willing to help but have to some ownership and initiative to receive help. I want someone that handle a project on their own.
Safety is important.
Holding people accountable from a safety perspective, especially in general assembly.
1st / 2nd / 3rd will most likely have rotation
Training starts on 1st shift
1st Shift: 6:00am to 2:00pm
2nd Shift: 2:00pm to 10:00pm
3rd Shift: 10:00pm to 6:00am
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