Annual starting salary for this position will be between $32,197 and $41,909 depending on training and experience and includes a comprehensive state benefits package. This broadbanded postion is in schedule and range 81-04.
If you have questions about this recruitment, please contact Denise Kohout, Human Resources Specialist, 608-240-5575, or e-mail denise.kohout@doc.state.wi.us
The Department of Corrections, Bureau of Correctional Enterprises has an opening for an Industries Supervisor in the Aluminum Recycling Program located at the New Lisbon Correctional Institution (NLCI), Juneau County (Code 29). The incumbent in this position is responsible for the supervision and management of the Aluminum Sign and Wood Sign Post Recycling Shop. NLCI is a medium security, adult male institution.
Job Duties:
direct supervision of non-skilled and semi-skilled inmate employees providing training in the metal fabrication field
direct supervision of classified state civil service staff including monitoring and evaluating performance, participating in interviews and hiring, hearing grievances, recommending discipline, approving vacation and sick leave, etc.
direct the interviewing and selection of inmate staff and monitor work activities and performance and ensure Industries Specialists are monitoring inmate employee work activities for conformance with institution rules and procedures
direct supervision of the product operations with respect to volume, schedules and delivery dates, cost, and quality products
establish shift schedules and staffing patterns
monitor monthly budgets and maintain expenditures
recommend and develop new techniques for production using feedback, technical literature, seminars, training, etc.
perform duties of Industries Specialists when necessary
establish pricing for bidding, projections and loss as it relates to sale of product
maintain operating standards of quality by spot checking work in process and finished goods, ensuring regular inspections of equipment, and discussing safety and health objectives with employees
management of production and inventory systems, utilizing MRP computer system
management of production process and cost controls
under the direction of the Superintendent manage, design, and develop new products
oversee the development of engineering drawings, bills of materials, and manufacturing process route sheets
provide inmates with information and direction regarding the Institution/Farm based components of the Transition Program
Apply with the Application for State Employment form (OSER-DMRS-38), which can be found at http://oser.state.wi.us/application.asp and a typewritten paperlimited to 4 pages describing your experience in: 1) supervising employees in a manufacturing industry or other related work setting; 2) training and/or experience in metal and/or wood product fabrication or in a related industry; 3) training and instructing staff in a manufacturing setting; and 4) meeting and maintaining quality standards in a manufacturing operation. Make sure to include the dates of experience and the location the experience was gained at. Please arrange your paper addressing these 4 separate areas.This paper is considered your EXAM. Please do not substitute a resume or cover letter in lieu of this paper. Send completed materials to Denise Kohout, DOC/BPHR, 3099 E. Washington Ave., Madison, WI 53704. Completed application materials must be received by 4:30 p.m. on Monday, November 21, 2005. Exam materials will be evaluated and the most qualified applicants will be invited to participate in the next step of the selection process.
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