Competencies Assembly Supervisor, Motor Vehicles in the Hamilton–Niagara Peninsula Region
Find out what competencies you typically need to work as an assembly supervisor, motor vehicles in Canada. These skills are applicable to all Supervisors, motor vehicle assembling (NOC 92020).
Skills Help - Skills
Proficiency or complexity level | |
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Time Management | 4 - High Level |
Management of Personnel Resources | 4 - High Level |
Management of Material Resources | 4 - High Level |
Setting Up | 4 - High Level |
Coordinating | 3 - Moderate Level |
Instructing | 3 - Moderate Level |
Monitoring | 3 - Moderate Level |
Quality Control Testing | 3 - Moderate Level |
Operation Monitoring of Machinery and Equipment | 3 - Moderate Level |
Troubleshooting | 3 - Moderate Level |
Personal Attributes Help - Personal Attributes
Importance | |
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Independence | 4 - Highly important |
Leadership | 4 - Highly important |
Collaboration | 4 - Highly important |
Adaptability | 4 - Highly important |
Analytical Thinking | 4 - Highly important |
Active Learning | 3 - Important |
Innovativeness | 3 - Important |
Creativity | 3 - Important |
Service Orientation | 3 - Important |
Social Orientation | 3 - Important |
Interest Help - Interest
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Knowledge Help - Knowledge
Knowledge level | |
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Performance Measurement | 3 - Advanced Level |
Manufacturing, Processing and Production | 3 - Advanced Level |
Technical Design | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Business Management | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Clerical | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Human Resources and Labour relations | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Languages | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Mathematics | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Public Safety and Security | 2 - Intermediate Level |
Logistics | 1 - Basic Level |
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