Shift Lead Job Description

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Shift lead provides clear communication between the airfield and the Movement Control Center (MCC) throughout the shift concerning delays, passenger/cargo issues, and any deviation from normal airfield operations.

Shift Lead Duties & Responsibilities

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Sample responsibilities for this position include:

Manages associate performance and leading quarterly or monthly MBO discussions with assigned Associates

Coach on centerlines when associates are checking to build capability

Accountable for coaching and building capability, removing any barriers for associates or handling requests

Ensure inbound and outbound shipments are accurate and free of damage and errors

Maintain product locator system, and maintain high levels of inventory accuracy

Rotate product as appropriate

Prepare production schedules

Schedule employee workload

Ensure products are shipped on time

Ensure safe working environment and clean work area

Shift Lead Qualifications

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Licensing or Certifications for Shift Lead

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Education for Shift Lead

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Employers hiring for the shift lead job most commonly would prefer for their future employee to have a relevant degree such as Bachelor's and University Degree in Management, Leadership, Business, Education, Technical, Associates, General Education, Engineering, Science, Computer Science

Skills for Shift Lead

Desired skills for shift lead include:

Store inventory control

Store systems and store equipment

Security and risk management practices

Procedures

Regulations

Practices

Aircraft operations

Airfield management

Applicable laws

Directives pertaining to airfield planning and design criteria

Desired experience for shift lead includes:

Review and revise documents

Order supplies when necessary

Ensure proper training of production personnel

Actively participates in DDS meetings

Of leadership opportunities as the business and Team grows

Provide management and leadership to members of the first level team including staffing selection, goal setting, annual reviews, compensation planning, career development, coaching and administrative support

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