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Description
The Harley-Davidson Motor Company Vehicle Operations facility in York is our final assembly plant. Employees at York also perform a variety of manufacturing operations, including fabrication, welding, polishing and painting and produce a wide range of current and replacement parts for all models. Join our team as a Materials Supervisor.
Job Summary
Supports bargaining unit employees in rotation groups with team leaders in the manufacturing, assembly, fabrication, distribution, and/or development of motorcycles or motorcycle component parts. Provides resources, tools, and direction needed for the value adders to be as effective and efficient as possible. Balances resource complaints to ensure the delivery of products are on time and within budget.
Job Responsibilities
- Support continuous improvement and strives to achieve cost effective results
- Hold teams accountable to processes, systems, and results
- Participate in scheduling and production planning
- Set the stage for the day (i.e. schedule changes, previous shift performance, quality issues, etc)
- Work with stewards to prevent and/or resolve issues early
- Provide feedback to team members to ensure good quality throughout the group
- Ensure standardized work and process discipline are followed
- Perform layered audits and prevents passing defects to the next group
General Requirements & Skills
Education Specifications
- Bachelor's Degree in Business, Engineering, Operations Management, Manufacturing Technology or related field Preferred
Experience Requirements
Required
- Typically requires a minimum of 3 years of related experience
- Previous direct supervisory or similar leadership experience
- Experience in a unionized high-volume production or manufacturing focused environment
- Prior knowledge and/or experience advising high performance work groups and experience with implementation and monitoring of Statistical Process Control systems, ISO90001 processes
Preferred
- Ability to jointly lead work groups with Union leadership