Shift Supervisor

Salary: £36,856.23-£43,285.75 per annum

Working Pattern: 38.5 hours per week (continental shift pattern)

Responsible for a team of Operators over different shift patterns, ensuring production targets are met in all areas in accordance with business objectives and strategic plans.

Shift Supervisor – Tier 2

Operational

  • Monitor progress against targets and report to Production Supervisor with recommendations.
  • Make recommendations for the running of production work cells to achieve optimum productivity, whilst developing contingency for unplanned downtime
  • Understand shift data and explore trends and patterns relating to output.
  • Take a proactive approach to preparing for priority orders and maintain a process for expediting requests.
  • Support audit activity carried out for quality purposes.
  • Work to mitigate shift issues through open communication and engagement.
  • Support continuous professional development and empower team members to progress.
  • Implement effective people management techniques and develop a culture of trust and confidence.
  • Support the implementation of new processes and equipment through the effective communication with, and engagement of, team members.
  • Enable regular communication from team members whilst ensuring resulting action is taken as appropriate.
  • Have cognisance of stock levels (current and required) at any time and make adjustments to accommodate stock levels as required.
  • Proactively support planned scrap reduction actions and monitor performance against targets.
  • Conduct regular 1-2-1s with direct reports.

Candidate Requirements

  • Participation in CI
  • Inspire the team to incorporate solutions and improvements into their daily work.

Shift Supervisor – Tier 3

Operational

  • All duties set out in tier 2.
  • Monitor progress against targets and take responsive action as required, whilst defining and managing own KPI’s
  • Liaise with the Production Controller to develop medium-term production plans.
  • Report, analyse and explain production figures with recommendations for following shifts as required.
  • Establish an infrastructure to support priority orders, generating additional capacity as part of workflow planning.
  • Review audit results and take remedial action as applicable.
  • Proactively foster positive relationships within shifts and establish team morale.
  • Establish mechanisms to optimise team performance and develop collaborative working.
  • Manage a team effectively and empower team members to take accountability for their own employment journey, whilst establishing goals and objectives for team members
  • Contribute to SOPs and DOIs, providing assertive feedback, and look to make recommendations for development when in production.
  • Secure communication from team members to establish a mutually agreeable channel for open dialogue.
  • Collect and manage own data to keep abreast of scrap reduction.
  • Develop own methods to achieve scrap reduction, implementing appropriate testing and consultation with the Quality Team
  • Look and plan ahead for any people recourse issues and has adequate capacity to run the shift.
  • Reacts quickly and effectively to any Safety, Quality and throughput issues that occur during shift.

Candidate Requirements

  • All requirements set out in tier 2.
  • Experience of managing a CI project
  • Self-sufficient using MRP (priority)
  • Ability to plan, implement and work to established training methods.
  • Ability to identify problems and put countermeasures in place.

Shift Supervisor – Tier 4

Operational

  • All duties set out in tier 2 and 3.
  • Monitor progress against targets and identify causes of under/over performance for the purpose of achieving improvements and preventing recurring issues.
  • Work with the Production Controller and Production Supervisor to develop a long-term production plan, with appropriate resilience and contingency to enable adaptation as required.
  • Undertake regular data analysis and identify patterns to inform future production planning.
  • Collect feedback from priority order processes and review team member behaviour that was conducive to the outcome.
  • Conduct and manage internal audits in relation to quality and implement subsequent actions.
  • Lead by example and aim to have the highest performing, most effective, shift in the organisation.
  • Take remedial action – including formal disciplinary action – as required to enhance performance and establish incentivisation techniques.
  • Support the growth and development of individual team members, whilst leading by example and role-modelling high performance
  • Be accountable for the successful implementation of new processes and equipment.
  • Enable peer feedback and review within the shift, and from other departments, to support open communication.
  • Use the strategic scrap reduction target to devise specific targets for team members communicated through SMART objectives.
  • Implement strategic actions required to achieve scrap reduction targets and conduct shift-specific activity as deemed appropriate.
  • Take responsibility for the accuracy and effectiveness of SOP’s, making changes as required and rolling out to team with support from Training Coordinator
  • Role model for company values
  • Follows standard work and proposes improvements to standard work.

Candidate Requirements

  • All requirements set out in tier 2 and
  • Ability to facilitate and implement changes to improve the process using advanced problem solving and Kaizen.
  • Experience of identifying a CI opportunity and developing and implementing a project task group for implementation.
  • Strong analytical
  • Leadership Qualification.

Core Values

Senstronics operates within a framework of core values in which all staff are expected to adhere to. Examples of behaviours relating to the Shift Supervisor role include, but are not limited to;

Join Forces

  • Have good morale and cooperation across departments to sustain the required level of production required.
  • Value the expertise of colleagues and work collaboratively to maximise efficiencies.

Innovate

  • Try new ideas and support new ways of working.
  • Embrace change and look for opportunities for improvement.

Take Ownership

  • Not make excuses and blame other and take responsibility for your actions.
  • Acknowledge and learn from mistakes and use the experience to support personal and professional development.

Choose Positivity

  • Be optimistic in your approach to your role.
  • Make Senstronics a great place to work by recognising the impact of your actions, on yourself and others.

Be Heard

  • Be approachable and be patient in all that you do.
  • Focus on listening rather than responding and understand the viewpoints of others before making judgement.