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Production Supervisor IIIImmediate need for a talented Production Supervisor III. This is a long-term contract opportunity with long-term potential and is located in Detroit, MI (Onsite).Shift: Monday - Friday Second shift, 2:00 PM – 11:00PMLead and supervise 15+ hourly production employees in an automotive manufacturing environment.Manage daily axle assembly operations to meet production schedules and customer requirements.Monitor production output, staffing, downtime, quality, and operational constraints.Review customer production line-ups and ensure the correct production priorities are executed.Maintain quality standards and ensure products meet engineering and manufacturing specifications.Identify production and quality issues and lead root-cause problem solving to resolve them.Manage absenteeism, timekeeping, employee accountability, and workplace concerns in accordance with applicable work rules.Address employee conflicts and performance issues professionally and consistently.Coach, train, and develop employees while maintaining clear performance expectations.Coordinate with Logistics, Maintenance, Engineering, Planning, and Quality to resolve production disruptions.Conduct effective shift handoffs and communicate important production updates to management.Prepare and maintain production, quality, and personnel documentation.Identify opportunities to improve production methods, equipment performance, quality, and efficiency.Maintain a strong focus on Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost, and employee engagement.Key Skills: Production Supervisor, Manufacturing, Automotive, UAW, Quality, Coaching, Scheduling, Supervisory.High school diploma or GED required.5–7+ years of relevant supervisory experience; candidates with only a high school diploma should have 8+ years of professional supervisory experience.Proven automotive manufacturing experience.Experience supervising 15 or more employees.Experience working in a UAW/union manufacturing environment.Strong production-floor leadership and independent decision-making skills.Demonstrated conflict resolution and employee-management experience.Strong verbal communication and problem-solving skills.Ability to communicate effectively with frontline employees, peers, and management.Ability to work independently and manage competing production priorities.Bachelor's degree in production, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing, Business, or a related field.Experience with assembly operations.Experience with production scheduling, quality control, and manufacturing processes.Knowledge of manufacturing equipment, tools, and maintenance requirements.Experience with structured problem-solving and continuous improvement.
Worksite address
detroit, MI, 48201, US
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