Manufacturing lead technician vs manufacturing supervisor

Differences between manufacturing lead technician and manufacturing supervisor duties and responsibilities

Manufacturing lead technician example responsibilities.

• Manage logistics, assembly and testing for the shop floor.
• Perform adjustments to CIP equipment and run computer programs in order to automate the cleaning and sanitizing of the equipment.
• Clean room and ISO certify.
• Perform various manufacturing tasks within FDA regulate laboratories ad clean rooms.
• Perform risk analysis and lead FMEA exercises with project teams to identify issues early in the development process.
• Assist first shift manufacturing lead in developing and implementing training to all manufacturing employees to increase safety and GMP compliance.
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Manufacturing supervisor example responsibilities.

• Conduct all safety meeting and manage the employee's time keeping (Kronos).
• Review and correct documentation and batch records while managing RODAC testing and leading CAPA investigations.
• Lead, develop, and implement the KANBAN system by providing better flows of raw material and production.
• Manage a team of 16-35 to insure packaging lines are running to standards as far as USDA guidelines and company productivity.
• Lead sigma program driving quality, productivity and delivery improvements.
• Manage a team of QC inspectors for inspecting automotive components from manufacturing line
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