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Knowledge of Six Sigma, SPC, and Lean Manufacturing. Logistician; Store Manager; Supply and Warehousing Manager; Transportation Manager; Transportation Maintenance Manager. The Manufacturing Supervisor works closely with the Plant Manager and Plant Superintendent to ensure the production of a quality product that meets or exceeds customer expectations.
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Applies knowledge of various processes, production methods and processes to improve plant production. Complete and/or administer necessary documentation such as production sheets, pallet ticketing, job progressions, disciplinary actions, monthly SAFE cards, time and attendance, accident reports and process control sheets.
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Comfort using statistical methods for making process development decisions (Statistical Process Control / SPC) using JMP, Minitab or equivalent. Comfort using statistical methods for making process development decisions (Statistical Process Control / SPC) using JMP, Minitab or equivalent.
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Direct experience with roll-to-roll manufacturing, lamination, calendaring, adhesion, epoxy, plastic welding, powder handling or similar is relevant. Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or equivalent.
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Toronto site administrative lead on Statistical Process Control (SPC) systems and development. Work in conjunction with department metallurgists and QA to develop/maintain Toronto SPC system.
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