Manufacturing Supervisor - Night Shift | Industrial Production

Job Description

Job Description

Our client, a North American leader in their manufacturing niche, is seeking a Manufacturing Supervisor for their largest facility in Charleston, SC. This role is ideal for a team-oriented professional with a proven track record of driving safety, quality, and operational excellence. The Supervisor will play a key role in developing people, improving processes, and delivering value to the marketplace.

Work Setting: Onsite

Responsibilities:

• Contain and diagnose quality issues.
• Manage shift schedules and labor allocation.
• Develop, implement, and monitor training programs.
• Prioritize challenges and allocate resources effectively.
• Conduct incident investigations and root cause analysis.
• Coordinate production startups, shutdowns, and changeovers.
• Gather team feedback to solve process and organizational issues.
• Communicate and collaborate with Plant Leadership and Staff.
• Train and coach production teammates to achieve performance goals.
• Conduct performance engagements and coaching for team growth.
• Lead production operations in alignment with plant policies and procedures.
• Ensure compliance with Standard Work, Control Plans, and Job Safety Analysis.
• Complete shift administrative tasks and assist with production as needed.
• Champion a safety-first culture through attention to detail, self-awareness, standard work, and STOP principles.

Qualifications:

• Excellent planning and organizational skills.
• Knowledge of LEAN manufacturing principles (preferred)
• Ability to understand equipment parameters and capabilities.
• Strong focus on safety, teamwork, and customer satisfaction.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite; Oracle experience preferred.
• Commitment to a zero-incident safety culture, teammate engagement, and continuous improvement.
• Bachelor's degree or minimum 4 years of technical supervisory experience in industrial manufacturing.
• Willingness to work night shift (7PM-7AM) on a rotating schedule (3 days one week, 4 days the next)