Full-Time

Supervisor 2nd Shift Automotive

Magna

Magna

10,001+ employees

Automotive components and contract manufacturing provider

No salary listed

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

Muskegon, MI, USA

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Category
Operations & Logistics (2)
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Required Skills
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • At least 4 years’ experience as a production supervisor.
  • Automotive experience preferred.
  • Demonstrated strong communication skills to work with internal and external contacts at all levels within the organization and represent the Company in a professional manner.
  • Demonstrated strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills for successful performance of job duties. Must understand business issues relevant to job and Company operating procedures and connect these to work priorities and resolve problems.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead and develop others through support, training, etc. Must be able to manage staff toward departmental goals usually of a short-term focus.
  • Successful completion of basic quantitative and verbal tests.
  • Demonstrated leadership skills to lead, manage, prioritize, and deal with many issues at one time.
  • Must be able to motivate team toward goals of a moderate-term focus.
  • Understanding of department scheduling, BAAN system and basic computer skills are a must.
  • Understanding of TPM and support teams to drive TPM.
  • Ability to hold meetings and convey team goals and how they are performing to set goals.
  • Ability to except changes to the business objects and support as needed to balance team and company goals.
  • Must be self-motivated, have demonstrated positive performance record, strong dependability with a proven attendance record.
  • Have already completed or will do so in the first (6) months in the position.
  • Job Instruction Training
  • Standardized Work Training
  • Fact Based Problem Solving
  • Ergonomic Training
  • HR 101
Responsibilities
  • Supervises primarily non-exempt employees which generally have similar occupational skills, relatively limited scope, and impact, as well as employees with more complex skills and duties in a single function.
  • The activities supervised can range from routine to moderately complex and impact of decisions involve direct impact to business operations.
  • Primarily responsible to implement and accomplish plans and strategies set to meet daily team goals.
  • Direction of daily activities is of high priority, to ensure safety, quality, and production.
  • Assists lead process techs and auditors in establishing quality standards and checks. Applies principles of statistical process control when appropriate. Identifies opportunities for common mistake proofing.
  • Anticipates safety, quality and productivity problems in work area and takes immediate action to correct unsafe conditions or actions. Ensures employees are appropriately trained in recognizing hazards associated and specific to their job. Holds monthly team meetings, completes safety inspections on a routine basis, and ensures compliance with all Health and Safety policies and procedures. Leads accident/incident investigations. Promotes 5S activities in all work cells. Supports all TPM activities. Conducts performance appraisals for workers' performance.
  • Staffs to support department schedule and support quoted targets. Maintains vacation, overtime, and break relief schedules. Analyzes weekly/monthly production performance reports and initiates appropriate action. Monitors department schedule and ensure compliance. Uses standardized work as a management tool.
  • Presents new information to large and small groups. Administers and applies company policy consistently and fairly. Provides constructive feedback to all employees regularly. Orientates new team members on processes, policies, procedures, and people. Responsible for maintaining and developing team morale.
  • Monitor’s performance goals to target and adjusts. Leads problem solving teams. Applies data analysis tools.
  • Performs daily audits as directed by System Assurance. Directs Break Relief / Auditors to drive quality and daily operator performance to work standards.
  • Supports weekend overtime, direct teams on required manning and weekend activities. Weekends must be run as a normal business day. All quality checks, audits, etc. must be adhered to.
  • Complete end of shift paperwork, scrap entry, audit checks, etc.
  • Performs other duties as necessary in support of business objectives.
  • Must be discreet with confidential information.
  • Uses the Magna Employee Charter as a guideline to provide fair treatment to all employees.
  • Provides daily end of shift report to summarize all relevant activities for the day.
  • Provides first response to all problems. Document’s problems resolves when possible and follows up with the appropriate resource groups to ensure problems are corrected.

Magna is a global mobility technology company and one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers. It designs, manufactures, and integrates a wide range of automotive components and systems, including body exteriors and structures, power and vision technologies, seating, and complete vehicle solutions. It differentiates itself by offering integrated end-to-end capabilities—from parts production to full vehicle engineering and contract manufacturing—across a vast global network of 338 plants in 28 countries, with the ability to develop multiple powertrain options in one facility. Its goal is to be a trusted one-stop partner for automakers, helping them move from concept to finished vehicle and accelerate electrification and advanced mobility through global manufacturing and engineering services.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Aurora, Canada

Founded

1957

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What believers are saying

  • Q1 2026 adjusted EBIT rose 58% to $558M with 5.4% margin expansion.
  • Magna Steyr produces GAC Aion V and UT using Farasis LFP batteries under 2025 agreement.
  • China Kunshan facility boosts automation and partnerships with local automakers.

What critics are saying

  • $485M write-down from divesting Lighting and Rooftop to Mutares and AURELIUS in H2 2026.
  • $591M Electronics impairment reveals weak automated driving demand and overcapacity.
  • EU tariffs force low-margin GAC and Xpeng production at Graz, eroding profitability now.

What makes Magna unique

  • Magna assembles complete vehicles via Magna Steyr for GAC Aion UT in Graz since March 2026.
  • Magna introduced Icon radar in 2018 for Level 5 autonomy and automatic emergency braking.
  • Magna's DHD REX hybrid drive offers modular range extension for B-E segment SUVs.

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Yahoo Finance
Apr 12th, 2026
Magna divests Lighting and Rooftop units to focus on higher-margin segments

Magna International has agreed to sell its Lighting and Rooftop Systems businesses through three separate transactions, expected to close in the second half of 2026. The divestitures aim to refocus the company on areas aligned with its long-term growth and margin objectives, reshaping its Power & Vision segment. The company's shares recently closed at CA$80.02 on the TSX, trading approximately 22% below the analyst consensus target of CA$97.60. Over the past year, the stock has returned 86.6%, though it has declined 20.3% over five years. Magna currently operates with a group profit margin of approximately 2.0%. Investors will be monitoring how the portfolio restructuring affects margins and earnings stability once the transactions complete.

electrive
Mar 26th, 2026
GAC Aion UT starts production at Magna Steyr in Austria.

GAC Aion UT starts production at Magna Steyr in Austria. Contract manufacturer Magna Steyr has begun production of the compact electric vehicle GAC Aion UT. This model is the second electric series produced in Graz by GAC, following the Aion V. For the Chinese OEM, this step represents further localization of production in Europe. By Cora Werwitzke 26.03.2026 - 10:39 Magna Steyr only began producing the mid-size SUV GAC Aion V in Graz last November. Just five months later, the smaller Aion UT has followed suit. This development was reported by the portal CN EV Post, citing official statements from Magna. The collaboration stems from a comprehensive cooperation agreement signed between GAC and Magna in November 2025, which at the time already extended beyond the Aion V. The Aion UT is a battery-electric compact car currently manufactured in China and Thailand. It has been available in its home market since March 2025. Earlier this month, the model made its debut at the Motion Expo automotive trade fair in Graz, Austria. Read its test drive review here. It had already become clear that the model would also be produced at Magna Steyr. In December 2025, an official GAC announcement revealed that the company would use LFP batteries from Farasis Energy for its European models. The Aion UT was mentioned alongside the Aion V as a target model for the battery supply, indirectly confirming that the battery-electric compact car would also be built locally in Europe. The Farasis battery cells are large-format pouch cells with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry. According to the partners, the total order capacity exceeds 10 GWh, which, in purely mathematical terms, is sufficient for around 100,000 electric vehicles with 100 kWh batteries. However, the exact size and capacity of the batteries remain unknown. Meanwhile, Magna's Austrian plant is increasingly becoming a production hub for Chinese automakers expanding into Europe. Since September, the Magna facility has also been assembling the Xpeng G6 and G9 models. By producing vehicles in Europe, Chinese manufacturers avoid the EU's additional tariffs, which would otherwise apply to electric cars imported from China into the European Union. Importantly, Magna is responsible solely for vehicle production, while distribution of GAC's electric vehicles is handled by the Chinese company itself. "GAC plans to expand into further European markets through new partnerships as well as service and distribution networks," it was stated in December. However, the Canadian group did not specify which markets are being targeted or what production capacities GAC has secured at Magna. The Magna vehicle plant in Graz operates mixed production lines, where internal combustion engine vehicles, hybrids, and electric cars are manufactured side by side. Well-known electric models from the plant include the Jaguar I-Pace and, briefly, the Fisker Ocean (both discontinued), as well as the current Mercedes G-Class with EQ technology and the two Xpeng models. On the internal combustion engine side, the BMW Z4 and Toyota Supra remain in production. cnevpost.com 0 comments. about "GAC Aion UT starts production at Magna Steyr in Austria" Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Yahoo Finance
Mar 24th, 2026
Magna launches DHD REX hybrid drive to extend EV range with flexible, modular design

Magna International has introduced DHD REX, a dedicated hybrid drive system for range-extended electric vehicles designed to provide electric-like performance with seamless range extension. The ready-to-integrate system features a modular, single-motor architecture adaptable to diverse regulatory and customer requirements across global markets. The system supports multiple operating modes, including electric driving, generating mode and optional parallel hybrid mode, whilst reducing size, weight and system cost. DHD REX is validated for B through E vehicle segments in all-wheel drive layouts, including SUVs, and can be adapted to both internal combustion engine and battery electric vehicle platforms. The launch complements Magna's DHD Duo dual e-motor system, which is already in series production. Diba Ilunga, President of Magna Powertrain, said the solution reflects the company's commitment to flexible, customer-focused electrification pathways.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 15th, 2026
Magna International shares slip 19% in one month amid valuation debate at $55

Magna International has raised CA$120 million in new funding, though shares have weakened recently, falling 1.8% in the latest trading session and 19.2% over the past month. The company currently trades at CA$75.59 per share with a market capitalisation reflecting its CA$42.01 billion in revenue and CA$829 million in net income. Despite short-term pressure, the company has delivered a 50.69% total shareholder return over one year. Analysts suggest the stock is trading 15.7% below its fair value estimate of CA$89.71, with expected margin expansion from operational improvements and restructuring over the next two years. Key risks include weaker vehicle production in major markets and ongoing inflation and labour cost pressures that could impact margins.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 12th, 2026
Bank of America reinstates Magna International with $80 price target on automaker supplier optimism

Bank of America reinstated coverage of Magna International Inc. with a Buy rating and an $80 price target on 4 March. The firm cited expectations for the North American automotive sector to outperform this year, noting that a regulatory environment potentially favouring internal combustion engine vehicles could benefit suppliers like Magna. Magna reported fourth-quarter sales of $10.8 billion, up 2% year over year. Adjusted EBIT margin expanded by 100 basis points to 7.5%, whilst adjusted earnings per share rose 29% to $2.18. Previously, Morgan Stanley raised its price target to $65 from $54 with an Equal Weight rating, whilst Scotiabank increased its target to $69 from $57 with a Sector Perform rating. The Aurora, Ontario-based company is one of the world's largest independent automotive suppliers.