What are the responsibilities and job description for the Production Supervisor position at Tenneco?
JOB TITLE: Production Supervisor
LOCATION NAME: Cambridge Plant
REPORTS TO: Plant Manager
DEPARTMENT: Production
SUMMARY OF POSITION:
Plan, direct and coordinate all manufacturing functions and related maintenance service functions for production. Assist in planning production schedules ensuring finished product shipping schedules are achieved. Work within existing inventory and budget levels to produce product. Assist Plant Manager in attaining goals.
The responsibility of this position includes coordination with all Manufacturing Departments, Maintenance Department and other departments to achieve the production plan and master schedule.
The additional challenges of this position relate to meeting diversified production schedules within established time, quality and cost standards and to seek new production productivity. Scrap reduction represents an ongoing challenge requiring coordination among all department personnel.
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Responsible for overall departmental safety, productivity, and quality levels.
Conduct shift employee meetings and follow-up daily.
Supervise departmental safety programs, responsible for departmental safety performance and participate in plant safety meetings as required.
Supervise departmental preventative maintenance and tool conservations programs in conjunction with programs established by plant maintenance.
Responsible for departmental enforcement of company policy and shop rules.
Responsible for departmental inventories and departmental operating budgets.
Review and monitor the implementation of engineering changes and improvements to machinery and equipment to maximize departmental capacity, capability, efficiency, and cost effectiveness. This includes good feedback communication to Manufacturing Engineers in charge of the projects.
Attend, as necessary, daily, weekly and monthly production meetings with the Process Manager to set departmental focus and backorder priorities.
Communicate the status of material shortages or delays or capacity limitations to the Process Manager.
Initiate actions to prevent future reoccurring issues.
MINIMUM EDUCATIONS REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent defined as:
3 years’ experience in high volume productions operations.
Strong interpersonal skills and in-depth experience in operating in a union environment.
Must have experiences that will transfer to administering a collective bargaining agreement.
LOCATION NAME: Cambridge Plant
REPORTS TO: Plant Manager
DEPARTMENT: Production
SUMMARY OF POSITION:
Plan, direct and coordinate all manufacturing functions and related maintenance service functions for production. Assist in planning production schedules ensuring finished product shipping schedules are achieved. Work within existing inventory and budget levels to produce product. Assist Plant Manager in attaining goals.
The responsibility of this position includes coordination with all Manufacturing Departments, Maintenance Department and other departments to achieve the production plan and master schedule.
The additional challenges of this position relate to meeting diversified production schedules within established time, quality and cost standards and to seek new production productivity. Scrap reduction represents an ongoing challenge requiring coordination among all department personnel.
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Responsible for overall departmental safety, productivity, and quality levels.
Conduct shift employee meetings and follow-up daily.
Supervise departmental safety programs, responsible for departmental safety performance and participate in plant safety meetings as required.
Supervise departmental preventative maintenance and tool conservations programs in conjunction with programs established by plant maintenance.
Responsible for departmental enforcement of company policy and shop rules.
Responsible for departmental inventories and departmental operating budgets.
Review and monitor the implementation of engineering changes and improvements to machinery and equipment to maximize departmental capacity, capability, efficiency, and cost effectiveness. This includes good feedback communication to Manufacturing Engineers in charge of the projects.
Attend, as necessary, daily, weekly and monthly production meetings with the Process Manager to set departmental focus and backorder priorities.
Communicate the status of material shortages or delays or capacity limitations to the Process Manager.
Initiate actions to prevent future reoccurring issues.
MINIMUM EDUCATIONS REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent defined as:
- Completed course work combined with work experience OR
- At least 5 years experience in a manufacturing shop of similar size and complexity.
3 years’ experience in high volume productions operations.
Strong interpersonal skills and in-depth experience in operating in a union environment.
Must have experiences that will transfer to administering a collective bargaining agreement.