Line Team Leader (M/F)

The Essentials of the Position

Join a major industrial player as a Line Team Leader. You are the guarantor of your team's production in terms of productivity, quality, safety, and environment. As a true pillar of the workshop, you also ensure the overall safety of the site in the absence of the production manager.

Your Main Missions

Production Management: Distribute tasks among the different stations of your team according to the resources at your disposal. Monitor manufacturing in compliance with QSHE rules and in accordance with production order requirements. Directly manage minor production incidents and monitor the supply of components to stations. Check the operation of equipment (settings, adjustments, malfunction diagnostics).

Management and Reporting

Ensure the handover of instructions to the next team and carry out team reports. Enter all elements related to production (quantities produced, stops) into the HYDRA computer system. Actively assist in the integration and training of new arrivals.

Quality and Safety (SHEQ): Assume responsibility for the quality control of your production. Apply and enforce the current SHEQ procedures, and check that your team is properly wearing PPE. Trigger emergency procedures (accident, fire) in the absence of the production manager.

Working Conditions

Shift work in a 3x8 rhythm (6am-2pm / 2pm-10pm / 10pm-6am).

Profile Sought: Education: You must hold a Bac+2 level qualification (technical orientation or production management). Experience: You have at least 8 years of experience in a similar position, ideally acquired in an industrial environment.

Technical Skills: You possess good electrotechnical and mechanical knowledge to quickly resolve technical problems. You master chemical risks and their handling. Soft Skills: Endowed with recognized leadership, you are exemplary, fair, and honest. You possess a strong team spirit and know how to manage conflicts through listening and dialogue. You are recognized for being organized, rigorous, and proactive in order to anticipate incidents.