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Machining Supervisor

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Harcon Precision Metals

San Diego, CA (In Person)

$71,760 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 3 days ago (Updated 7 hours ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/29/2026

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Machining Supervisor Harcon Precision Metals - 2.7 San Diego, CA Job Details Full-time $32 - $37 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Life insurance Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Machine setup Manufacturing management Teamwork Equipment setup (production tasks) Blueprint specification interpretation Tooling ERP systems Machining tool setup GD&T Attention to detail Organizational skills Manufacturing company experience Time management Full Job Description Position Summary The Machine Shop Supervisor oversees daily machining operations, ensuring production goals are met safely, efficiently, and with high quality. This role is responsible for supervising CNC machinists, setup operators, and support staff; coordinating workflow; maintaining tooling and equipment readiness; and ensuring all work is completed according to drawings, tolerances, and customer requirements. The supervisor plays a key role in training, retention, and skill development within the machine shop. Key ResponsibilitiesLeadership & Team Management Supervise, train, and support CNC machinists, setup operators, and machine shop personnel. Assign daily tasks based on skill level, machine availability, and production priorities. Monitor performance and provide coaching, feedback, and corrective action when needed. Promote a positive, safe, and productive work environment to support retention of skilled machinists. Production & Workflow Coordination Plan and organize machining activities to meet production deadlines. Ensure machines are running efficiently with minimal downtime. Coordinate with Tool Crib, QC, Assembly, and Shipping to maintain smooth workflow. Review work orders, prints, and routings to ensure accuracy before machining begins. Identify bottlenecks and adjust staffing, setups, or scheduling to maintain throughput. Technical & Machining Oversight Ensure machinists follow correct machining methods, speeds/feeds, and setup procedures. Assist with troubleshooting machining issues, tooling problems, and dimensional discrepancies. Verify parts meet blueprint specifications and tolerances before moving to the next operation. Support programming and setup activities as needed (CNC mills, lathes, or other equipment). Maintain tooling inventory and coordinate with Tool Crib for replenishment. Quality & Compliance Ensure all machined parts meet quality standards and customer requirements. Work closely with QC to address nonconformances, rework, and process improvements. Enforce proper documentation of scrap, rework, and process deviations. Maintain a clean, organized, and audit‑ready machine shop. System & Documentation (MIE Track) Ensure employees accurately record completions, scrap, quantities, and routing steps in real time. Review work order accuracy and correct discrepancies before closing operations. Track daily production output and report issues to management. Safety Enforce all company safety rules, machine guarding requirements, and PPE usage. Conduct daily safety checks and ensure machines are operated safely. Participate in incident investigations and corrective actions. Continuous Improvement Recommend improvements to machining processes, tooling, and workflow. Support cross‑training and skill development to strengthen the department. Assist in implementing new equipment, technology, or procedures. Required Qualifications 4+ years of machining experience in a CNC manufacturing environment. 1-2 years of leadership or lead/supervisor experience preferred. Strong understanding of CNC machining, setups, tooling, and blueprint reading. Ability to interpret GD&T, tolerances, and technical drawings. Experience with ERP systems (MIE Track preferred). Strong communication, organization, and problem‑solving skills. Ability to lift 30-50 lbs and stand for extended periods. Knowledge of lean manufacturing or continuous improvement is a plus. Competencies Leadership & Accountability Technical Machining Knowledge Attention to Detail Time Management Problem‑Solving Safety Awareness Team Collaboration Decision‑Making Work Environment Machine shop environment with exposure to CNC equipment, cutting tools, coolants, and moderate noise. Requires use of PPE (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, etc.).
Pay:
$32.00 - $37.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance
Work Location:
In person