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2nd Shift CNC Shop Supervisor
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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.
$71,548 / year median in Pennsylvania
+3% projected growth
Job Description
- Responsibilities include hands-on supervision of facility that includes but not limited to QC lab personnel, CNC shop personnel, CNC machines, and ensuring that CNC machine shop production schedules are met during the 2nd shift
- This is a working supervisor role and supervisor will be expected to assist/run CNC equipment when needed.
- Reports to management on a daily basis on all production/ personnel issues and provides a plan to achieve production schedule and mitigate risk.
- Supports team environment and resolves issues with supervised employees
- Has minimum of 5-7 years machining experience setting up CNC mills
- Has fluent understanding of G and M code functions and Fanuc controls and can edit or program on the shop floor as required
- Ability to quickly trouble-shoot and repair CNC machining errors and CNC mechanical alarms
- Has 2-3 years of previous experience supervising and training CNC machine shop personnel
- Has 2-3 years of previous experience in a production lead role; ie having had direct hands on responsibility for coordinating and meeting production schedules in a CNC machine shop
- Ensures parts are inspected and verified to print requirements prior to sign-off, using standard quality lab equipment (calipers, micrometers, height gauges, pin gauges, thread gauges, surface plates).
- Familiarity with CMM operation and/or the ability to coordinate quality lab/inspection personnel for in-process inspections.