Shopfloor Trainer (Night Shift-E Shift)

Job description

• Responsible for organizing, training, and leading daily activities of a manufacturing team consisting of production operators.
• Lead the production team’s daily start-up meeting, ergonomic work, and establishes job rotation.
• Conducts on-the-job training and maintains required training documentation for all employees assigned to the work cells.
• Guides the team in the development and use of standard work instructions.
• Performs first response troubleshooting and minor first line maintenance activities during production line down.
• Ensures team achieves daily 5S+1, quality, delivery, Kaizen, and cost goals.
• Makes recommendations for individual recognition for goal achievement and contributions.
• Employs various problem-solving techniques (5 Why, etc.) to drive problems to permanent corrective action.
• Drives Kaizen activities to ensure continuous improvement within the work cells.
• Ensures individual and team compliance to established policies and procedures.
• Leads the team in completion of required preventative maintenance activities.
• Performs cell audits and inspections and follows-up on abnormalities; charts/tracks team progress.
• Must be able to perform the essential job functions of a Manufacturing Associate operator as required.
• Must be able to perform the essential job functions of a Manufacturing Associate operator as required. Why work with us?
• Flexible Work Schedule (4 days on, 4 days off)
• Competitive Wage ($2.00/hr Night Shift Differential)
• 6% 401k Match (100% Vested Day 1)
• IMMEDIATE Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits
• Disability (STD, LTD) (effective at 90 days of employment)
• AC Climate Controlled work areas
• Personal Protective Equipment Provided
• Technical Skill Development
• Cross Training Development
• 24/7 Employee Assistance Program Full-Time (4 days working, 4 days off)

Night Shift

9:30pm-8:00am

Qualifications

High School Diploma or GED equivalent Experience managing a learning environment, trainees, and instructional workflow. Experience working in a manufacturing environment. Ability to improve inefficiencies in the production line/area. Ability to effectively communicates with team members and leadership through strong, clear, written and verbal communication skills; includes ability to speak in front of a group. Excellent organization skills.

Proficient in Microsoft Office programs.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

1+ years’ training experience in a manufacturing environment. Experience identifying training requirements. Experience designing improvements to the work environment. Experience utilizing continuous improvement measures. Experience managing training records.

Physical Requirements

Ability to work in a manufacturing shop floor environment​ Ability to stand or walk for extended periods (10+ hour shifts) and move between training locations, production lines, and workstations​ Ability to lift, carry, and move materials up to 40 lbs unassisted, and heavier items with assistance or material handling equipment ​ Ability to perform frequent and coordinated two‑handed tasks involving continuous finger, hand, wrist, and arm movements, requiring fine motor control, steady grip, and precise alignment​ Ability to maintain balance and stability while handling and transporting materials​ Ability to alternate between standing, walking, and sitting during training delivery and administrative tasks​ Ability to reach, bend, and stoop and perform occasional repetitive movements throughout the shift​ Ability to push and pull carts, training materials, and equipment as needed​ Ability to work in an environment with continuous background noise and sounds generated by production equipment and material handling processes​ Ability to perform computer-based tasks, including use of computer systems, software applications, and the ability to read and interpret information displayed on a computer screen and hand-held devices ​ Ability to maintain control of small parts and assemblies to prevent damage or product loss​ Ability to maintain visual awareness and focus to inspect parts, verify orientation, read screens, and identify defects or abnormalities​ Ability to maintain hand-eye coordination to safely and efficiently handle and position components during production operations​ Frequently work at a consistent production pace in a cycle-based manufacturing environment​ Ability to perform fine motor tasks to demonstrate processes and support operator training activities​ Frequently maintain visual awareness and focus to observe trainees, monitor performance, and verify to standard work​ Frequently move between workstations, warehouse, and production areas frequently to support team operations​ Frequently observe work processes, monitor performance, and respond to issues in real time​ Must wear company-provided PPE, including ensuring ESD safety-toed shoes maintain continuous grounding, and wearing an ESD smock, and other required protective equipment as necessary