Night Shift Production Supervisor – Wire & Cable Ops

Marmon Holdings, Inc.; East Granby (CT); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Marmon Industrial Energy and Infrastructure East Granby is seeking a Production Supervisor for the night shift (11:00 PM – 7:00 AM). You will lead the production/operational departments, ensure safety, daily planning, and on-time shipments while upholding quality, costs, and productivity standards.

You will staff work centers, train operators, participate in committees with the Director of Operations, monitor performance, and drive scrap reduction and continuous improvement initiatives in a

Qualifications

• 3–5 years minimum in an industrial manufacturing environment in a supervisory role.
• 2–4 year degree in engineering of manufacturing technology preferred.

Responsibilities

• Ensure safety and enforce safety rules and practices.
• Staff and train operators to meet workload and schedules.
• Coordinate schedules with Planning to maintain realistic production plans.
• Reduce scrap and analyze OSR’s by workcenter with cross-functional teams.
• Monitor operator performance and coach for quality and efficiency.
• Organize work centers to maximize efficiency and minimize material handling.
• Measure capacity, on-time delivery and labor efficiency; manage cost reductions.
• Collaborate with Directors and HR on labor relations and programs.

Skills

supervisory experience

industrial manufacturing

Safety compliance

Leadership and teamwork

Analytical skills

Education

Engineering degree in manufacturing technology

Job description

Marmon Industrial Energy and Infrastructure East Granby is seeking a Production Supervisor for the night shift (11:00 PM – 7:00 AM). You will lead the production/operational departments, ensure safety, daily planning, and on-time shipments while upholding quality, costs, and productivity standards.

You will staff work centers, train operators, participate in committees with the Director of Operations, monitor performance, and drive scrap reduction and continuous improvement initiatives in a