Supervisor - Manufacturing Operations

Supervisor – Manufacturing Operations

AS or BS degree and/or equivalent experience supervising in a manufacturing environment. BS degree and study in Industrial Engineering, Business Administration or other technical fields is preferred.
Proven expertise managing a team of 15-30 direct reports in a manufacturing environment. Semiconductor manufacturing experience preferred.
Must possess excellent communication skills (written and verbal) as you will be working in a team environment that is very data driven.
Must be able to demonstrate a solid understanding of building a team and providing training and leadership to promote a team oriented working environment.
Advanced computer skills are required including familiarity with windows-based programs such as Microsoft productivity tools (e.g., Excel, Word).

Supervise and motivate a team of operators and leads in a high volume, semiconductor manufacturing environment, to meet daily, weekly and quarterly production goals.
Establish a safe and healthy work environment by maintaining and enforcing organization standards, adhering to legal requirements and regulations.
Ensure high quality output by managing team attendance, optimizing workload allocation, enforcing procedure and specifications, as well as issue identification and resolution.
Consistently demonstrate proactive communication with co-supervisors, direct reports, support groups and management to establish clear direction and alignment on priorities and metrics.
Work with your direct reports to develop and improve individual and team performance through coaching, appraising job results, counseling and course correcting employees.
Participate in and model, continuous improvement activities, using Lean Manufacturing principles that are aligned with the actions of the other shifts.
Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending required training, educational workshops and reviewing professional publications (both on and off shift).
Responsible for corrective actions to address problems associated with processing or operating machines or equipment and conduct formal employee performance evaluations.
Supervisors may be expected to participate in Emergency Response Team (ERT) activities; and will be expected to manage appropriate responses to workplace safety incidents.