Diploma in a Technical / Engineering / Electrical discipline (NQF 6) or Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (NQF 7) - Advantageous
Up to 10 years' experience in the Electrical Production / Operations field in a Manufacturing environment of which: Up to 5 years should be at Supervisory level
Computer Literacy (MS Office Suite; other relevant discipline-specific software programs)
Knowledge of Production processes and related systems
Knowledge of Maintenance practices
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Production Operations - Charge Room
Designs and implements a system to achieve the most effective methods of production, within laid down working specifications, whilst improving product-, work flow and performance
Ensures all methods and standards are reflective on the system and implemented in the respective areas
Monitors the output/ man-hour levels from each area, within the Division and by Shift
Investigate abnormalities, missed goals and develop sufficient plans to rectify
Maintenance Control
Works with Production Control and all MMIS Planners to set up viable and realistic schedules to meet targets
Ensures parts are available beforehand through liaising with the Engineer, Zone Engineer and Charge hands
Ensures work is completed within specified, stipulated times and optimal machine operation
Compliance
Operates within controls and procedures in order to ensure the integrity of the company
Identifies and monitors risks within own department and area of responsibility
Assists in the maintenance of a risk register, report discrepancies or areas of concern to management
Ensures compliance with all relevant regulations and policy frameworks to prevent fruitless, wasteful and irregular expenditure
Customer Service Management
Maintains effective working relationships with customers (both internal and external) towards rendering highest quality of services
Represent the company in meetings with relevant stakeholders
Identifies and solves problems creatively whilst demonstrating a high level of integrity in line with the company core values
Staff Supervision
Ensures that all employees have signed performance agreements
Monitors and measures performance quarterly by conducting employee appraisals
In collaboration with HR, identify staff performance objectives, potential areas of development and action plans where necessary
Ensures ongoing training and development of employees
Cost and Financial Control
Contributes to the budget preparation process
Compile and submit cost reports
Promotes and communicates the effective, efficient, economical and transparent use of financial and other resources
Monitors and controls expenditure against budget and ensures spending occurs within budgetary limits