Boeing

aerospace

AssemblerTeamLead

$61–65k North Charleston, South Carolina, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Assembler Team Lead at Boeing. Skills: process management, cross-functional coordination, vendor/stakeholder management, operational metrics, resource planning, continuous improvement, production assembly operations, leadership. performing tasks in the following areas: pre-shift planning, crew meetings, team status updates, labor loss, production control, training, process improvement and LeanPS. Performs complex production assembly operations on electrical components, mechanical assemblies, sub”

What You'll Achieve.

Updates and communicates BPS metrics; Identify KPI improvement actions; Monitors and reports daily progress to plan

Industry & Context.

aerospace
Problems you'll solve

Utilizes Rapid Problem Solving (RPS) and coordinates with Line Side Control Center (LSCC) to address issues; Identifies and communicates risks to the First Line Leader; Works with support organizations and First Line Leader to mitigate performance risk

Eligibility Requirements

Ability to work 3rd shift, 100% onsite, must maintain all necessary certifications to perform the job, complete a technical assessment as part of the selection process, Drug Free Workplace

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

3+ years of experience in aerospace, manufacturing, and fabrication, 1+ year of formal or informal leadership experience, 1+ year of experience with Velocity and 787 other production applications, 1+ year of experience with production assembly operations on electrical components, mechanical assemblies, subassembly, equipment, and accessories using manual or automated assembly tools, Ability to work 3rd shift

Nice to Have

3+ years of experience in a lead role as either a team-builder or a team-leader

What You'll Do.

performing tasks in the following areas: pre-shift planning

process improvement and LeanPS

Performs complex production assembly operations on electrical components

mechanical assemblies

subassemblies and aircraft systems

equipment and accessories using manual or automated assembly tools

Build effective resource plans

Identifies and communicates risks to the First Line Leader

Updates and communicates BPS metrics

Identify KPI improvement actions

Leads team in daily safety check-in

Monitors and reports daily progress to plan

Works with support organizations and First Line Leader to mitigate performance risk

Documents and communications shift turnover

Establishes overtime requirements and staffing

Monitor and control of 5S

Utilizes Rapid Problem Solving (RPS) and coordinates with Line Side Control Center (LSCC) to address issues

Create standardized work instructions

Support teammates to improve their job performance

including identifying training

Responsible for BPS process improvements

will lead Kamishibai audits and Gemba walks

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

cross-functional coordination; vendor/stakeholder management; Works with support organizations and First Line Leader to mitigate performance risk; Support teammates to improve their job performance

Communication Scope

team status updates; communicates risks; updates and communicates BPS metrics; communicates shift turnover

Process & Methodology

process management, resource planning, production control, assigns daily work, monitors and reports daily progress to plan, establishes overtime requirements and staffing

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