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Cashbuild Limited in South Africa is seeking a Board Cutting and Edging Supervisor to oversee cutting and edging operations, ensure quality and smooth processing, and coordinate workers per customer specifications. Responsible for machinery maintenance and safety adherence in the work area.
The role requires Grade 12/NQF 4 and desirable supervisory experience; basic calculations and problem-solving skills are essential. Willingness to work shifts, weekends and public holidays is expected.
Board Cutting and Edging Supervisor is responsible for monitoring cutting & edging operations, quality and smooth running of cutting & edging processes. He/she needs to supervise and coordinate activities of workers engaged in cutting& edging fabric as per customer specifications so to minimise losses to the company. Responsible for the maintenance on all machinery.
Complying with generally accepted standards in activities related to the position. keeps promises. creates realistic expectations. is sincere. handles sensitive information carefully. shows awareness of values, indicates when boundaries are crossed.
Effectively handling detailed information and being consistently attentive to details. Works in an orderly fashion. Ensures that matters are handled in an orderly and accurate manner from start to finish. Prevents mistakes. Invests energy in checking his/her work for mistakes.
Identifying and actively responding to clients' wishes and needs. Deals with clients in a friendly manner. Shows involvement in the client's problem. Makes clients feel welcome. Approaches the client's question with a can-do mentality
Being aware of one's own strengths and weaknesses: consciously working on personal development. Is focused on self-broadening and/or gaining more in-depth knowledge. Follows relevant training programmes and/or looks for opportunities to gain experience. Seeks and uses opportunities for personal development. Asks for feedback in order to learn