DRIVING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT: Practical Strategies for the Shop Floor

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DRIVING
EMPLOYEE
ENGAGEMENT.

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Alex Kelleher

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    Session Handout: DRIVING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT: Practical Strategies for the Shop Floor

    Upcoming Spanish Session: Impulse el Compromiso de los Empleados: Estrategias Prácticas en la Producción

    Read: Pre-Onboarding: Your New Employee’s Journey Starts Now


    Discover how to create meaningful engagement in production environments where day-to-day demands are high and every role matters. This session is an introduction to proven strategies to strengthen morale, foster stronger connections among employees, and improve performance—while staying true to your company’s unique culture and values. Learn how to adapt engagement practices to the realities of the shop floor, ensuring that every team member feels valued, motivated, and aligned with organizational goals.

     

    To register for our Spanish version of this webinar, click here.

    Presenter

    Joanne Ruiz

    Technical Specialist

    Growing up in the manufacturing Midwest with both parents working at one of the biggest mills in the area, I witnessed first–hand how vital manufacturing is for families and communities as it allows for income equality.

    My manufacturing career began as a customer service representative at a steel manufacturer where I managed automotive accounts. In this role, I encountered and overcame many obstacles while shipping products across U.S./Mexico border. I utilized different resources and conducted extensive research in order to understand the process of shipping, export documentation requirements, and traveling across borderlines. Throughout this process, I learned that communication was key to meeting customers’ expectations. I grew to understand the organization from different angles, which equipped me with the knowledge to help employees learn different skills to communicate more effectively and empower them to become successful.

    As a bi-lingual professional with IMEC, I am able to help manufacturers excel with a more engaged workforce. My focus is mainly on employee engagement and workforce development where I get to help employees voice their needs and feel empowered within the organization – especially Spanish-speaking employees. By collaborating with supervisors and implementing trainings like Training Within Industry (TWI), regardless of language barriers (English/Spanish), organizations end up with a more engaged team of employees, improved productivity that boosts their bottom line.

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