Production Supervisor - Injection Moulding

Sigma Recruitment
Hemingfield
Last month
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Why Should You Apply?

A Clear Progression Path: This isn't just another job; it is a long-term succession plan. There is a genuine opportunity for you to step up to Production Manager and eventually even join the board of directors.

Impact: You will provide input on the daily operations of the injection moulding department, your ideas will be listened to, and you will have the opportunity to make improvements.

Close-Knit Culture: Join a well-established manufacturer that takes pride in a non-corporate, "close-knit" environment where you are more than just a number.

Diverse Technical Challenges: Work with a wide range of machinery, from 40T to 2700T, serving important industries like construction and drainage.

What You'll Be Doing:

As the Production Supervisor, you won't be stuck behind a desk all day. This is a hands-on leadership role at the heart of the injection moulding manufacturing process.

Hands-On: In addition to leading the team, you will operate and run machines. As a small business, all team members are required to be hands-on.

Lead and Mentor: You will manage a team of operators and supervise three experienced shift supervisors, assuring smooth handovers and providing daily leadership.

Process Optimisation: Monitor moulding processes to meet scrap and cycle-time targets, and conduct material and tool trials.

Technical Oversight: Perform safe and efficient tool changes and handle troubleshooting or basic machine maintenance when the team needs your expertise.

Quality & Safety: Maintain high housekeeping standards and make sure all activities comply with ISO standards and health and safety requirements.

New Products: Help to design new products and support with new product introduction projects.Your Remuneration Package:

Salary: Up to £45,000 (dependent on experience).

Yearly Bonus: A performance-related bonus based on annual turnover, often equivalent to roughly one month's wages.

Holiday Allowance: 23 days plus bank holidays, increasing to 25 days after five years of service.

Benefits: 4% pension, complimentary refreshments, and a uniform are provided.

Future Growth: The ultimate benefit is the defined path toward company directorship.What You'll Need To Apply:

Technical Expertise: A strong background in plastic injection moulding, including deep knowledge of machines, tooling, processing and robot programming.

Leadership Skills: Proven experience supervising teams with the ability to communicate effectively across all levels of the business.

Solution-Oriented Mindset: You should be self-motivated, able to work independently, and comfortable making supervisory decisions.

CAD: Experience with SolidWorks or a similar CAD package would be an advantage.What's Next?

If you are an Injection Moulding Production Supervisor, Shift Manager, or a highly skilled Tool Setter seeking a role with a clear path to the boardroom, we want to hear from you.

Apply now to start the conversation.

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