As an Electronics Production Supervisor, you will need to master following:

• circuit diagrams
• interpret electronic design specifications
• meet productivity targets
• monitor stock level

More generally, an electronics production supervisor is also versed in:

• electrical discharge
• electrical equipment regulations
• electronic equipment standards
• electronics
• evaluate employees work
• follow production schedule
• inspect quality of products
• integrated circuits
• keep records of work progress
• meet deadlines
• monitor machine operations
• monitor manufacturing quality standards
• perform resource planning
• plan shifts of employees
• quality standards
• read assembly drawings
• read standard blueprints
• supervise staff
• supervise work
• supply chain management
• troubleshoot
• types of electronics

It also helps to know the following:

• consumer electronics
• order electronics supplies
• process incoming electronics supplies
• assemble electronic units
• biomedical engineering
• chair a meeting
• communicate with customers
• electrical engineering
• inspect electronics supplies
• liaise with engineers
• liaise with managers
• loading charts for transportation of goods
• maintain electronic equipment
• manage distribution channels
• measure electrical characteristics
• mechatronics
• microelectronics
• optoelectronics
• oversee logistics of finished products
• power electronics
• provide documentation
• recruit employees
• repair electronic components
• sensors
• telecommunications engineering
• test electronic units
• train employees