Night Production Supervisor

Position Overview

Supervises direct‑labor staff, reviewing work performance, evaluating and testing procedures, and interpreting project specifications and drawings. Coordinates with engineering, purchasing, operations project engineers, quality, and project managers to ensure project requirements are met. Responsible for overall department performance related to cost, quality, schedule, and safety in a project‑oriented environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Supervises work team in planning and execution of a wide variety of assembly activities.
• Plans resource requirements based on backlog and forecasted workload.
• Hires, trains, develops, and appraises staff effectively.
• Fosters a spirit of teamwork within the department.
• Addresses employee performance issues promptly, consulting Human Resources as appropriate.
• Schedules, allots, and monitors work orders.
• Aligns with engineering, purchasing, operations project engineers, quality control, and project managers to ensure project requirements are met.
• Ensures projects are completed within budgeted cost and schedule while meeting all quality requirements.
• Ensures redline and as‑built drawing processes are strictly adhered to.
• Establishes work‑unit objectives and standards.
• Maintains measurements for quality, schedule, and cost performance.
• Ensures timeliness, safety, and quality of material movement.
• Develops and implements standard work procedures to continually improve overall department productivity.
• Trains and informs employees of new work methods and procedures.
• Maintains safe work practices, enforces HSE programs, and oversees Lock‑out Tag‑out procedures.
• In conjunction with the EHS Manager, trains employees on changes in safety regulations, work policies, and standards.
• Identifies, recommends, and prioritizes acquisition of tools and capital equipment to improve efficiency.
• Ensures department budgets are met, prioritizing shop expenditures and assisting in preparation of capital and expense budgets.
• Develops skills and abilities of team members.
• Validates and updates department training curriculum, ensuring all employees complete required training.
• Completes tasks as directed by the Operations Manager with minimal supervision.
• Performs any other duties as assigned by TAS.

Job Skills

• Knowledge of supervisory principles, practices, and techniques.
• Strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.
• Strong analytical abilities.
• Ability to effectively coordinate and supervise multiple projects.
• Capacity to make decisions involving considerable initiative and ingenuity.
• Commitment to continual improvement and effective quality management systems.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
• Professional demeanor and ability to maintain constructive working relationships with superiors, colleagues, and external contacts.

Education & Training

• Management training.
• Safety training.

Minimum Requirements

• Heavy mechanical background with experience on pumps, motors, process piping, valves, control valves, skid‑based units, process skids, and instrumentation.
• Ability to read and interpret P&ID, ISO, and engineering assembly drawings.
• Proficiency in shop math.
• 7–10 years of technical experience in a manufacturing/industrial setting.
• 5+ years of supervisory experience.
• Knowledge of AutoCAD, MS Word, and MS Excel.
• Ability to communicate issues and solutions with project engineers.

Preferred Requirements

• Experience in an ISO‑certified environment.

Physical Requirements / Work Environment

• Heavy lifting and considerable moving of equipment; ability to lift objects up to 50 lb.
• Regular exposure to dust, odors, oil, fumes, and noise.
• Work in both normal office‑type and shop environments.
• Safety glasses required while performing tasks.
• Ability to stand up to 11 hours per day (with a lunch break), up to 6 days a week.
• Work in non‑temperature‑controlled environments.
• Steel‑toe boots required in the manufacturing facility.

Company Overview

TAS is a Houston‑headquartered company within the publicly traded Comfort Systems USA family. It delivers innovative packaged modular systems engineered and manufactured in Houston, TX, for data centers, power, and commercial/industrial utility applications. With over 520 packages delivered to more than 33 countries, TAS operates five ISO 9001‑certified facilities totaling 1.2 million sq ft, strategically located near major ports and highways. The company’s fastest‑growing market is data centers, leveraging deep expertise in cooling, thermodynamics, and power. For more information, visit www.tas.com.