Supervisor II - EPG
Thompson Tractor Company · Panama City, FL · 3 wk ago
ManagementFull-time
Position Summary
The Power Systems Service Supervisor is responsible for serving as team leader and tracking efficiency for 5-15 EPG technicians, while ensuring that customer needs are met at the highest level. This Supervisor position will be responsible for managing all Power Systems technicians.
Essential Responsibilities & Expectations
- Coach and direct Service Department employees
- Monitor, improve, and maintain Technician performance
- Ensure proper planning of jobs, quoting, parts availability, and manpower
- Effectively handle customer objections and concerns
- Maintain (and ensure technicians maintain) proper dialog with customer and inform customer of repair status as required
- Monitor customer satisfaction and employee morale and take steps to improve both when necessary
- Minimize customer downtown with accurate and efficient job planning and repairs
- Effectively communicate with company personnel
- Uphold the Core Values of Safe and Secure, Stronger Together, People of Integrity, and Driven to Serve
Qualifications
- Education: High school diploma or the equivalent required.
- Experience: Experience working as a Service Technician preferred.
- Skills and Competencies: Telephone / verbal / written communication skills, Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, strong technical / equipment repair skills
Job Training
- Microsoft Word and Excel - basic and intermediate
- Supervisory skills training
- Business communication skills training
- OSHA & MSHA required training
- Vendor technical sites (Infocast, SIMSi, Independent Truck Network SharePoint site)
- Compliance training
- Safety Summary: Working Conditions, Job Hazards, Physical Requirements, and Job Hazards
Physical Requirements
- Ability to speak, listen, write, and communicate effectively
- Ability to grasp, stoop, kneel, and climb as required
- Ability to safely lift up to 75 lbs
Job Hazards
- Risk of tripping, slipping, and falling
- Strains due to lifting
- Overexertion due to stress and fatigue
- Repetitive hand motion (computer work)
- Back and neck strain
- Stress