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Brunswick

Marine propulsion systems and boat manufacturing

Production Supervisor 3

Manufacturing & Production OperationsUpdated on Nov 6
Full-timeEdgewater, FL, USA$70.6k - $101.8k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Communicate safety expectations and hold employees and leaders accountable to those standards.
  • Lead meetings with the supervisor group as assigned by the manager.
  • Coordinate day-to-day activities between supervisors, including movement of people outside the department, working through other superiors.
  • Mentor and develop other supervisors.
  • May have direct responsibility over other supervisors.
  • Lead special projects or programs.
  • Lead cross-functional teams for major changes or improvements.
  • Participate in quality non-conformance communication and problem solving.
  • Lead the direct team in modeling company behavioral values and leadership values.
  • Use emotional intelligence to influence peer-group behavior and views, and lead the direct team to do so.
  • Set clear expectations for each employee and help them achieve their goals.
  • Provide positive and corrective performance feedback to operators.
  • Participate in or lead continuous-improvement projects based on production-performance data.
  • Meet Supervisor II requirements, hold Green Belt certification, have rotated through two or three different supervisory roles, and have at least five years of experience. A bachelor's degree is highly preferred and/or actively pursued.
  • A Level III supervisor has full authority and may be considered lower middle management; the role may lead Production Supervisors directly or through a dotted line.
  • Work a shift of 10 or more hours while standing, bending, and reaching; lift up to 50 pounds; work in a non-climate-controlled production environment and fiberglass dust, fast-paced, and noisy conditions; and work planned and unplanned overtime.

Responsibilities

  • Supervise production employees and assign work to meet safety, quality, delivery, and cost goals.
  • Recommend and execute improvements to production methods, equipment, operating procedures, and working conditions by listening to employees, engaging them, and solving problems.
  • Communicate company news and information to employees.
  • Own safety, quality, delivery, and productivity/people metrics; understand results and implement action plans to close gaps and meet targets.
  • Spend approximately 75% of time on the production floor supervising daily production and 25% on administrative and project tasks.
  • Use Microsoft Office applications, Shop Floor Manager, OBMS, and other tools to perform daily responsibilities and project work.
  • Oversee a production line or area, including front-line employees and leads; understand staffing needs, review nominal headcount, execute staffing plans, interview candidates, and make selection decisions.
  • Ensure team safety and compliance by enforcing personal protective equipment and safety policies, conducting safety audits, correcting unsafe behaviors and conditions, and investigating incidents with Environmental Health and Safety.
  • Conduct root-cause analysis with Quality on defects, resolve issues, address repeat warranty issues, and drive corrective actions for compliance findings.
  • Lead continuous-improvement efforts using Andon, spaghetti diagrams, line balancing, 5S, DMAIC, and root-cause analysis; identify barriers and coordinate cross-functional teams to resolve issues and execute actions.
  • Enforce policies and procedures and make discretionary decisions guided by policies, procedures, and the business plan.
  • Manage performance issues, administer disciplinary and corrective actions, and conduct employee performance evaluations.
  • Resolve conflicts within and across teams and investigate routine personnel issues with Human Resources.
  • Create and execute action plans based on Employee Opinion Survey results for the area of responsibility.
  • Manage timekeeping and absenteeism, update UKG, approve timecards, and ensure compliance with start and stop times, breaks, and meal periods.
  • Manage the production schedule and its effects on other areas; communicate schedule changes or deviations to internal customers and coordinate action plans with support functions.
  • Coordinate with upstream and downstream leaders and peers to meet metrics and resolve production and quality issues.
  • Develop team members as part of succession and talent planning.
  • Manage costs, expenses, and inventory of materials and supplies.
  • Model the company's Employee Value Proposition and values in daily work.

Desired Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree.

About the Company

Brunswick

Marine propulsion systems and boat manufacturing

Brunswick designs, manufactures, and markets recreational marine products, including propulsion systems, parts and accessories, and boats. Its propulsion lines power boats with outboard, sterndrive, and inboard engines, while the Parts & Accessories segment provides engine parts, electrical items, and other marine and non-marine gear, and its Boats segment offers fiberglass and aluminum boats for fishing, cruising, and more. The company differentiates itself with a broad, globally available product and service package that serves boat builders, dealers, and distributors in over 170 countries. Its goal is to be the worldwide supplier of complete marine recreation solutions, helping customers design, build, and operate boats with compatible propulsion, parts, and boats across markets.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Mettawa, IL
Founded
1845

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