FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Manufacturing Engineer - Shop Supervisor?
The primary responsibilities include daily production planning and control, organizing and monitoring the assembly area, providing support to technicians, tracking performance indicators, conducting team meetings, planning technician training and development, executing improvement projects, handling ISO audits, and monitoring productivity metrics.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering is required, along with up to 4 years of relevant experience and knowledge related to the key responsibilities of the role.
Is proficiency in English necessary for this position?
Yes, candidates must possess professional written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills in English to effectively lead the assigned production area.
What knowledge of safety regulations is expected?
Basic knowledge of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) regulations and procedures is required for this role.
Do I need to have experience in lean manufacturing?
Basic knowledge of lean principles and techniques for process optimization and waste elimination is preferred but not mandatory.
What kind of computer skills are necessary for this job?
Basic knowledge of computers and office productivity programs, such as spreadsheet software and presentation software, is expected.
Are there opportunities for training and development in this role?
Yes, the position involves planning and assisting in the training and development of technicians, with progress tracked through skills matrices and development plans.
Is experience in supervising teams required for this position?
While not strictly required, demonstrating knowledge of supervisory practices and the ability to direct and motivate a team is preferred.
How often will I need to conduct meetings with my team?
You will regularly conduct meetings with team members to discuss the status of production operations and provide feedback on safety and quality issues.
Are improvement projects a significant part of the role?
Yes, organizing, leading, and executing improvement projects and activities is a key responsibility of the Manufacturing Engineer - Shop Supervisor.