Team Leader - 2Nd Shift

Position Summary

Coordinate and oversee production of product within work cells.

Responsibilities

• Assign, organize, prioritize and communicate expectations and workload for business unit in all cells.

• Track results against expectations for cell and take corrective action on results.

• Ability to trouble shoot set-up issues and perform minor repairs to equipment.

• Assist in resolving conflict between employees.

• Use MSS to track parts for production.

• Train cell associates on requirements, how to read documentation, how to read shop routings, single piece flow assembly, and test stand usage.

• Assist Supervisor/Value Stream Mgr. in conducting & facilitating team meetings.

• Use MSS to track parts.

• Administer vacation planning and scheduling in order to keep workflow and cell operations working to meet customer demands

• Provide job assignment information to area supervisor as required in order to assist supervisor with preparation of individual employee performance reviews.

• Use Excel to track vacation and cell work hours and complete analysis of cell exceptions and planning of work for cells.

• Use data collection and reporting techniques to analyze data and determine appropriate course of action.

• Leading High Performance Teams

• Schedule the floor

• Works with Customer Service demand management

• Perform capacity analysis

• Assist Material Handling to pull jobs as needed and resolve picking errors

• Assist Mfg. Engineering with work instruction corrections/updates

• Mechanical trouble shooting opportunities

• Assemble and test valves in order to produce product in cells to cover for vacation schedules and workflow fluctuations.

Qualifications

Education, Credentials and Previous Experience:

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• 7-10 years' experience in manufacturing environment, assembly required

Technical Depth and Breadth:

• Intermediate computer skills.

• Knowledge of Exel & Access programs.

• Able to follow written/verbal instructions and directions in English.

• Ability to interpret written material and maintain appropriate documentation.

• Ability to use charts, tables, handbooks, and wide variety of precision measuring instruments and gauges.

• Learns and maintains required skill and proficiency to successfully accomplish full job responsibilities; willingly takes on new assignments and cross trains in other areas. Able to work proficiently (3/4 dot on Skills Matrix) in assigned cells.

Problem Soliving and Analytical Skills:

• In coordination with team members, initiate. contact with other support groups to resolve problems.

• Actively participate in improvement activities, Lean and Kaizen projects, HPT and TIB meetings.

• Learn structured problem-solving skills.

• Provide suggestions for improvement. Consistently open to change and new ideas.

Teamwork and Interpersonal Skills:

• Dependable, prompt and reliable with good overall attendance; present at workstation when required.

• Demonstrate ability to get along with others; behave professionally; treat all coworkers with respect and dignity consistent with Parker Values and Code of Conduct.

• Actively participate; gain cooperation and trust; and deal with conflicts effectively.

• Builds and leverages strong relationships beyond the production area to accomplish team goals.

Communication/Contact with Others:

• Able to read, understand and follow written & verbal instructions and directions in English.

• Keep others informed, provide accurate and timely feedback, communicate clearly, listen and be receptive to feedback.

Physical and Mental Demands:

With or without reasonable accommodation:

• Required to sit, stand, bend & reach.

• May be required to stand, sit or alternate between sitting and standing for 8+ hours at a time, based on business needs.

• Require near vision acuity, color vision, and visual accommodation to see and manipulate small parts at near point for extended periods of time.

• Good hand/eye coordination and manual dexterity.

• Rotate functions in cells as needed.

• Frequent lifting or moving of lightweight (<20 lbs.) materials, occasional lifting up to 26 lbs.

• Use of Personal Protective Equipment as required, may include safety glasses, safety shoes, hearing protection, and/or any other equipment deemed necessary.

• Exposure to oil, grease and dirt.

Parker Hannifin

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