Coordinador de Linea I

**Job Function**:
Supply Chain Manufacturing
**Job Sub Function**:
Manufacturing Assembly
**Job Category**:
Business Enablement/Support
**All Job Posting Locations**:
Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico

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**We are searching for the best talent for Line Coordinator I to be in Cd. Juarez.**

**Purpose**:
Completes tasks for the support function of the Manufacturing Assembly area under direct supervision, and closely follows established administrative processes to ensure accuracy, timeliness, and quality of deliverables.
Cleans and conducts maintenance tasks based on best practices in the industry in order to foster a safe working environment.
Installs components of basic in-process products, assemblies, or sub-assemblies on the assembly line.
Builds competency with routine machinery under direct supervision.
Records daily assembly production records as input to manufacturing performance analysis.
Demonstrates Johnson & Johnson’s Leadership Imperatives and Credo.

**You will be responsible for**:

- Responsible to schedule production line based on supply demand requirements\ Manages the effective and efficient utilization of equipment and material resources to optimize performance
- Assists the manufacturing supervisor to ensure production schedules are met
- Has the responsibility to maintain the line running, by ensuring continuous supply of components, supplies, and tooling
- Verifies that machines and equipment are appropriately set-up with the aid of maintenance technicians
- Verifies compliance of machinery and equipment calibration with respect to due dates
- Immediately reports quality issues, increases in defect rates, and equipment malfunction to the manufacturing supervisor or line engineer, contributing to their resolution
- Ensures appropriate cleaning and housekeeping of workstations as required by procedures.
- Timely distributes associates at the start of the shift based on line balancing and production requirements
- Verifies correct labeling and lot quantities
- Responsibilities include some clerical functions within the Business Unit, including scrap reports, training records, production metrics, manufacturing documents and others
- Maintains Kanban and other storage areas in the manufacturing floor organized
- Ensures compliance to the quality policy and productivity goals
- Supports and promotes the safety and industrial hygiene objectives of the plant.
- Verifies the training of each associate according to requirements and ensures standard work is followed
- Executes GMP’s audits
- Participates in continuous improvement actions
- Supports and executes rewards and recognition programs
- Other responsibilities may be assigned and not all responsibilities listed may be assigned
- Management of resources including, machines, products, and materials. Responsible for maintaining production outputs and production line goals. Responsible for delivering quality products on a timely and efficient basis and maintain line efficiencies on Target

**Qualifications / Requirements**:

- High School education or equivalent minimum required.
- See Table A for information regarding to years of experience required.
- Good teamwork skills
- Knowledge of basic statistics, mathematics and Statistical Process Control (SPC).
- Good communication skills to interface with manufacturing, engineering, materials management and
- quality control.
- Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles
- English communication skills are a plus.
- Minimum of two years of experience as assembly operator in a manufacturing environment, preferably in the medical device industry.