Privately Held

The primary responsibility of the Shop Team Leader is to oversee and work with a fabrication team to execute the technical drawings to appropriate finish levels and to maintain the scheduling goals for their assigned projects. This position reports to the Director of Fabrication. Job responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
Participate in Project Kickoff meetings, daily check-in meetings, and project post-mortem meetings as required by the Director of Fabrication.
Review all scope-of-work/ Finish Schedule documentation produced by Production Management pertaining to your projects.
Review all project milestones calendars produced by Production Management pertaining to your projects.
Manage all on-site activities for all projects as assigned by the Director of Fabrication.
Review forecast calendars of projects being estimated and flag schedule holes to senior management.
Identify shortcomings in project workflow and actively work with direct supervisor to optimize and improve this process. This includes identifying when OT or Layoffs are needed.
Personally manage assigned projects.
Maintain the electronic task list of your projects.
Communicate with Senior Staff, Technical Design, and Production Management as needed.
Communicate with Purchasing and Logistics to ensure/confirm orders as needed.
Keep projects on schedule while maintaining an efficient crew. This includes identifying when OT or layoffs are needed and coordinating those needs with the Director of Fabrication.
Review drawings and assign them to various team members.
Review shop drawings to ensure that all technical requirements have been met.
Review and fit up as needed, finished scenery before releasing to paint, carpentry, or to the client to ensure quality control.
Review load lists and hardware packs to ensure the correct items reach the end client as needed.
Go onsite as needed to install or supervise the installation of your projects.
Ensure team member timesheets are correct
Supervise and work with crew to ensure production deadlines are met
Required basic qualifications
Minimum of 5+ years of manufacturing experience including supervisory experience
Ability to read technical drawings
Strong understanding of scenic construction and basic automation
Ability to effectively prioritize, execute, and problem solve in a high-pressure environment and work efficiently within given time constraints; highly organized
Ability to communicate ideas clearly
Self-motivated; team oriented and highly collaborative work style
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship, now or in the future.
Benefits
- 10 vacation days per year.
- 7 Shop observed Holidays with a comp policy for holidays worked.
- 100% health insurance coverage for you as the employee with the ability for you to pay to cover additional family members.
- 100% vision, dental, and life insurance coverage for you as the employee with the ability for you to pay to cover additional family members.
- Comp Policy for worked holidays and weeks where more than 70 hours are worked.
- 401k is available to contribute to - no company match currently.