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Welcome to SVA’s jobs portal, your one-stop shop for finding the most up to date source of employment opportunities. We have partnered with the National Labor Exchange to provide you this information. You may be looking for part-time employment to supplement your income while you are in school. You might be looking for an internship to add experience to your resume. And you may be completing your training ready to start a new career. This site has all of those types of jobs.

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Job Information

TCR North America Workshop Manager in Franklin Park, Illinois

This job was posted by https://illinoisjoblink.illinois.gov : For more information, please see: https://illinoisjoblink.illinois.gov/jobs/11817749

Key tasks:

  1. Coaching and leading the team
  • Taking end-responsibility for quality, efficiency, safety, and resources within his/her own unit;

  • Coaching and motivating the team members and taking care of teamwork;

  • Taking responsibility for the team.

  1. Management of the work package - Implement TCR processes and procedures with the utilization of SAP to achieve the following:
  • Manage resource and labor allocation in coordination with management;

  • Ensuring a correct stock management by determining and ordering the available and needed resources such as (spare) parts, office supplies, etc.;

  • Giving insights to the management regarding the feasibility of the planning and advise on the viable solutions and bottlenecks;

  • Identification and visualization of the planned maintenance and outstanding problems using the available systems;

{=html} <!-- --> - Tracking the progress of the work package (disruptions and maintenance) based on available recourses and by monitoring standard times, bottlenecks, back log, and feasibility within the given mandate;

  • Assisting team members in processing and making production figures and/or quality data visible to operations;

  • Creating, checking, evaluating, and signing inspection lists;

  • Implementing contingency procedures.

  1. Subject-specific support to the team members
  • Instructing in maintenance and malfunctions for the purpose of safe maintenance of vehicles and equipment;

  • Knowledge transfer for professional development of the team members.

  1. Participating in regular consultations for the purpose of coordinating and evaluating activities
  • Coordination with departments such as: customers, suppliers, TCR departments;

  • Providing information from customers to team members regarding matters that influence the operations;

  • Advising customers regarding the availability of vehicles and equipment.

  1. Continue improvement
  • Contributing to the professional knowledge to set-up (quality) measurements in consultation with the management;

  • Proposal for improvement such as adjusting procedures and making new work agreements;

  • Investigating and producing technical improvements (modifications) to equipment to reduce the cost price per unit of product to increase availability for the customer.

  1. Performs tasks that are specific for the technicians, including the associated responsibilities and authorities.

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Competencies (Knowledge and skills) required for successful performance

  • (Expert) technical background in GSE maintenance and repair: mechanics, hydraulics, electricity, air pressure, aircon/refrigeration units, and electrical systems (Preferred)

  • Ability to make complex decisions whilst under pressure

  • Stress resistant

  • Assists in implementation of formal quality improvement

  • Demonstrates continuing commitment to achieving a OHSA friendly working environment by seeking out and attending additional safety education classes over and above those required

  • Act as role model

  • A real team player

  • Strong in communication

  • Drive for excellence

  • Good MS Office 365 skills

  • L adership skills: facilitating teamwork, communicating the vision, effective delegation, managing change, managing conflict, directing others

  • Fluent in English both oral and written

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