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.
Sheet Metal Forming Team Lead (CNC Press Brake) Jireh Metals - 3.3 Grandville, MI Job Details $25 - $32 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Inspection gauge Machine shop presses Press brake machine Mechanical blueprint interpretation Press operation Measurement-based inspection Machine setup Manufacturing management Equipment setup (production tasks) Blueprint specification interpretation Coaching Machining tool setup Technical support High school diploma or GED Dimensional measurements Supervising experience Team training Precision measurement in machining Mechanical quality control procedures Training machine operators CNC G-code Programming Leading team collaboration initiatives Managing manufacturing teams Technical training Training & development Safety standard operating procedures Full Job Description Sheet Metal Forming Team Lead (CNC Press Brake)
Company:
JIREH METAL PRODUCTS
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Location:
Grandville, MI Reports To:
Production Manager Collaborates With:
Production, Engineering, Quality, Material Handling, Maintenance Why Jireh and why this role Lead a high-impact forming cell where precision, safety, and teamwork drive results. You'll shape how work flows, how operators learn, and how parts meet spec the first time. What you'll lead Safety & 5
S Leadership:
Model safe behaviors, enforce PPE and safeguards, and keep the area audit-ready.
Team Direction:
Plan and assign daily work based on schedule, staffing, tooling, and materials.
Training Engine:
Cross-train operators on programming, setups, blueprint reading, inspection, and quality expectations.
Capability Building:
Evaluate skills, identify gaps, and establish backup coverage for critical jobs and equipment.
Communication:
Keep the Production Manager informed on progress, delays, quality concerns, and resource needs. How you'll execute
Press Brake Mastery:
Program, set up, and operate CNC press brakes per work instructions and schedule.
Technical Clarity:
Read drawings, work orders, bend data, and specs; choose and verify punches, dies, and tooling.
Complex Setups:
Tackle tough jobs, troubleshoot, and fine-tune processes. Quality at
Source:
Perform first-piece and in-process inspections; adjust to maintain quality and throughput. Process & documentation ownership Create and maintain programs, tooling lists, setup sheets, and inspection requirements. Standardize repeatable setups so trained operators produce conforming parts consistently. Organize and control revisions for programs and documents. Update content for engineering changes, tooling updates, production issues, and lessons learned. Assets & equipment Conduct routine checks; confirm required maintenance is performed. Maintain tooling condition; report wear or damage. Diagnose machine, programming, setup, and tooling problems. Systems you'll use Complete accurate production records and required paperwork. Leverage Plex, Job Web, machine programming systems, and related manufacturing software. Capture quantities, labor, scrap, downtime, setup times, and quality data with precision. Continuous improvement Lead initiatives in safety, quality, setup reduction, productivity, tooling organization, and error prevention. Support new product launches, process development, and readiness. Partner with Production, Engineering, Quality, Maintenance, and Material Handling to elevate performance. Take on other tasks as needed to meet customer and business objectives. Required qualifications High School Diploma or GED. Hands-on experience programming, setting up, and operating CNC press brakes. Ability to interpret blueprints, work instructions, and manufacturing specifications. Experience with precision measurement and inspection tools. Demonstrated ability to direct work, train others, and provide technical support. Commitment to safe work in a manufacturing setting. Preferred qualifications Five or more years of CNC press brake experience. Background as a lead, supervisor, or trainer. Experience developing programs, setup documentation, and standardized work. Experience in metal fabrication manufacturing. Knowledge, skills, and abilities Safety- and quality-first mindset. Expertise in CNC press brake programming, tooling, setups, and forming methods. Strong leadership, coaching, communication, and problem-solving skills. Organized with the ability to set priorities and coordinate a small team. Aptitude for writing clear, repeatable job documentation. Reliable attendance and work habits. Physical demands Frequent standing, walking, bending, twisting, and reaching. Good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity. Continuous visual attention while operating and inspecting. Ability to regularly lift up to 25 pounds. Ability to perform repetitive tasks throughout the day. Work environment & PPE Manufacturing environment with moving machinery and equipment. Exposure to noise, dust, oils, grease, sharp metal edges, and varying temperatures. Strict adherence to safety procedures is required. Safety glasses and hearing protection required; additional PPE as tasks dictate. How success is measured Safety performance. Team leadership, training, and development. Quality performance and first-pass yield. Productivity and schedule attainment. Setup efficiency and machine utilization. Accuracy and completeness of job documentation. Scrap, rework, downtime, and recurrence reduction. Housekeeping and 5S compliance. Adherence to work instructions and procedures. Proficiencies
