The position requires occasional sitting for paperwork, payroll, reports, and computer work; frequent standing and walking to and from the shop, including up to five flights of stairs; occasional crouching, stooping, reaching, twisting, turning, and kneeling to inspect equipment and completed work; frequent walking throughout the Melt Shop, caster, tundish departments, and warehouses on even and uneven surfaces; occasional handling and grasping of small tools and equipment; and continual balance while walking on uneven ground and climbing stairs. The Casting & Refractory Supervisor coordinates caster operations and personnel training, coordinates caster maintenance repairs with Maintenance and Electrical Supervisors, supervises the Refractory Department and mold repairs, maintains appropriate mold and parts inventory levels, supports caster-related 5S and continuous improvement activities, reviews safety and work procedures, and monitors Melt Shop supply levels and purchasing needs.