Imagine the Shift You RunIt’s 1:55 PM. You’ve checked the plan, walked the line, and confirmed every station is ready. At 2:00 PM, the team kicks off. You coach through the first setups, spot a bottleneck, and jump in to keep product moving. You update the team board, call a quick huddle to review OEE and priorities, and coordinate with maintenance and engineering to clear a downtime risk. By 10:00 PM, you’ve hit the schedule, verified paperwork and data, and closed the day with a clean, safe, 5S-ready area.Your Schedule2:00 PM – 10:00 PM, Monday–Friday. Overtime as needed.What You’ll OwnResults across safety, production output, productivity, quality, and Lean/5S for your area.Complete training for your team on safety, standard work, equipment operation, troubleshooting, setup, productivity, quality, and production tracking (paperwork and digital).On-the-spot expertise—step in to operate or problem-solve to keep the operation smooth.Daily visual management—keep the team board current and leverage production tracking tools on the shop floor.Schedule fidelity—ensure each work center follows the plan to meet daily and shift targets.Team huddles—share goals, OEE, past-due work, plant updates, and improvement ideas.Paperwork precision—collect, verify, and submit accurate documentation and data to your supervisor.Safety and compliance—ensure people and equipment meet all safety requirements; conduct audits and uphold housekeeping.Continuous improvement—lead proactive 5S efforts and data-driven initiatives to sustain 85%+ OEE.Strategic involvement—participate in product launches, required meetings, and High Performance Work Teams.Cross-functional partnership—work closely with management, engineering, maintenance, quality, and logistics/scheduling.Culture stewardship—promote company values and the employee handbook.How We’ll Score the RoleProductivity against standard and OEEScrap, quality metrics, and customer feedbackSafety performance and audit resultsAdherence to scheduleProcess improvement impact on productivity, scrap, and downtimeAccuracy and completeness of paperwork and data submissions5S/Lean audit resultsFeedback from team members, supervisor, and qualityWhat You Need to SucceedEducationHigh school diploma or GEDExperience2+ years of hands-on production/manufacturing experienceCommunicationClear communication with all levels, including managementProficient in spoken and written EnglishAble to read and interpret work instructionsMath & Problem SolvingBasic math skillsAbility to define problems and apply formal problem-solving techniquesProfessional StandardsUpholds organizational values and adheres to the employee handbookDependable: follows directions, meets deadlines, flags roadblocks, and takes ownership of the area—even working extra hours when requiredOrganized: plans work, prioritizes, finishes what’s started, and maintains an orderly environmentReliable attendance and punctuality