Production Floor Team Lead (Assembly & Fabrication)

Job Description Lead people. Elevate quality. Deliver results.Join JLG as a Production Floor Team Lead and take charge of our second-shift operations. You'll guide an engaged team to hit safety, quality, delivery, and cost goals while building a culture of continuous improvement.Shift: Monday–Thursday, 7:00 p.m.–5:00 a.m. (overtime as required)Your impactSupervise daily manufacturing work, allocate tasks, and ensure the right tools and materials are in place.Uphold safety and 5S/housekeeping standards across the area.Maximize throughput without compromising quality; balance labor and workflow to meet plan.Coach Team Members, deliver feedback, and conduct periodic performance appraisals.Lead small-group problem-solving and continuous improvement (Kaizen) activities.Maintain accurate performance records and production documentation.Process improvement and problem solvingAnalyze current and new products to define optimal methods, standards, equipment, tools, and cell layouts.Run root-cause analyses; coordinate with Manufacturing Engineering and other partners to implement corrective actions quickly.Identify cost, flow, and quality opportunities; prepare supporting analyses, layouts, and comparative cost estimates.Audit and update standards to enhance data accuracy.Quality stewardshipEnsure compliance with MPS, WPS, Router Documentation & Work Instructions, ISO requirements, JLG Quality System Procedures, and EHS policies.Spot risks to quality and drive robust countermeasures.Adjust machines, processes, materials, or assembly techniques to meet specifications.Strengthen inspection practices to elevate product quality and reduce cost of nonconformance.Investigate defects; recommend updates to products or standards as needed.Cross-functional partnershipSupport Materials Management with technical insights for purchasing raw materials, supplies, and equipment.Assist in qualifying new sources and suppliers.Provide input to strategic manufacturing roadmaps.Other duties as assigned.What you bringAt least 1 year of supervisory experience in manufacturing or production.Bachelor's degree in Operations Management or related field (preferred).Team Coordinator Assessment (preferred).Lean/Six Sigma or PMP/Project Management certifications (preferred).Experience with Lotus Notes and JDE is a plus; you'll be expected to become proficient within three months.Completion of Team and Continuous Improvement Training (or willingness to complete).Proven ability to plan and organize projects; strong communication and problem-solving skills.Hands-on technical aptitude on the production floor.Knowledge of CFM, pull systems, Kaizen, Poke‑yoke/Poke-yoke, Lean Manufacturing, Toyota Production System, Just-in-Time, time standards, ergonomics, EHS, ISO 9000, general computer proficiency, and assembly-process manufacturing.