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Fiberglass Shop Foreman
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What they do
A Machine Shop Supervisor supervises employees working in a machine shop, including CNC and PLC machining. Requires experience in machining and supervising other machinists. Monitors activities to ensure safety of workers and quality of products. Analyzes job scope and engineering part prints to determine information for finished machined parts. May train new machinists, develop training, work and safety procedures for the shop.
$62,317 / year median in Florida
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Construction, Engineering & Skilled Trades
Construction & Skilled Trades
Fiberglass Shop Foreman
Fiberglass Shop Foreman
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Energy Air
Orlando, FL, USA
Published:
9/8/2026
Construction & Skilled Trades | Full time
Responsibilities:
Supervise Fiberglass Shop employees Ensure quality and productivity in the Fiberglass Shop Coordinate schedules with the Shop Supervisor Maintain cleanliness of the shop Notify Shop Supervisor to order supplies Notify Shop Supervisor regarding shop tools and maintenance needs Enforce company safety policies Maintain high quality and productivity Assist Shop Supervisor with training of shop employees Assist other areas as needed according to workload
Qualifications:
High school education or equivalent Minimum of five (5) years of duct fabrication experience In-depth knowledge of duct fabrication and installation systems Knowledge of HVAC systems and related supporting utilities Ability to work independently without supervision Ability to effectively manage and motivate employees
Physical Demands:
Physical activities include standing, balancing, climbing stairs and ladders Daily walking and lifting of 20 pounds or more required Use of upper extremities for forward and overhead reaching, pushing, pulling, and material handling Use of torso and lower extremities for kneeling, crawling, stooping, twisting, and squatting
Benefits
- Dental Insurance