Quality Supervisor (1st Shift)

The successful candidate will be responsible for managing daily operations to ensure efficient and safe quality operations, managing teams, coordinating schedules, maintaining quality, and addressing issues to meet quality goals. The Quality Supervisor will work closely with cross-functional teams to meet production goals and drive for continuous improvement while maintaining a safe and efficient work environment.

· Directly supervise and lead a team of quality employees, ensuring they understand their roles and responsibilities.

· Motivate, coach, and counsel employees to improve performance and productivity.

· Conduct performance evaluations and provide feedback to employees.

· Monitor production processes and identify potential bottlenecks or issues.

· Coordinate with other departments (e.g., engineering, production) to ensure smooth operations.

· Ensure that products meet quality standards and specifications.

· Implement and maintain quality control procedures.

· Identify and address quality issues promptly.

· Ensure a safe working environment by implementing and enforcing safety procedures.

· Conduct regular safety inspections and address any hazards.

· Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and industry standards.

· Identify and resolve production issues quickly and effectively.

· Implement solutions to improve efficiency and productivity.

· Collaborate with other departments to find solutions to problems.

· Manage employee performance and address any issues.

· Foster a positive and productive work environment.

· Maintain accurate records of quality activities, quality control data, and safety procedures.

· Prepare reports on production performance and efficiency.

· Identify opportunities for process improvement and implement changes to enhance efficiency and productivity.

· Stay up-to-date on industry trends and best practices.

Full-time position with a typical work schedule of 8 to 10-hour days with flexibility to adjust as necessary based on production and quality needs.

The work environment is a manufacturing plant with exposure to machinery, noise, and varying temperatures.

Occasional travel may be required for training, meetings, or plant assessments.