GE Vernova · Singapore

Shift Supervisor (Shared Services)

SingaporeFull-timeManager or lead

Listed on GE Vernova’s official careers site. Posted October 30, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job Description

Summary Responsible for night shift operations for industrial gas turbine component repairs; leading a team of technicians across multiple process areas. Accountable for safety, quality, delivery, cost and emergency response.

Key Responsibilities

Oversee night shift operations of incoming inspection, chemical stripping, thermal spraying and heat treatment. Conduct toolbox and daily management system (DMS) meetings covering safety, quality, delivery and cost (SQDC). Manage shift manpower deployment and attendance; escalate issues via MyAndon or other established channels. Ensure full compliance with EHS requirements including emergency response, incident investigation and reporting.

Ensure full compliance with quality requirements; enforce the standard work, following work instructions and quality forms. Troubleshoot equipment and process issues; coordinate with Maintenance team to minimize downtime. Review risk assessments; conduct layered process reviews (LPR) and Gemba walks to identify and close gaps.

Qualifications & Requirements

Degree or Diploma in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Industrial Engineering or a related technical field. Minimum 3 years of experience in manufacturing environment with team lead or supervisory responsibilities. Strong interpersonal, communication and influencing skills. Able to work night shifts. Able to respond promptly to operational emergencies.

Additional Information Relocation Assistance Provided

No

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