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Cascade Precision Inc
Manufacturing Production Supervisor
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A Manufacturing Production Supervisor supervises workers and production schedules, monitors supplies, and oversees quality assurance at a manufacturing facility or plant.
$68,152 / year median in Washington
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Manufacturing Production Supervisor Cascade Precision Inc Mukilteo, WA Job Details Full-time $75,000 - $120,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Manufacturing management Teamwork GD&T Manufacturing facility experience Team development Supervising experience Parts drawings Manufacturing process inspections Bachelor's degree CNC quality inspection Precision measurement in machining Document review Organizational skills Leading team collaboration initiatives Managing manufacturing teams Milling machines Manual machining Manufacturing company experience Full Job Description Job Overview We are seeking a dynamic and detail-oriented Manufacturing Production Supervisor to lead our manufacturing operations with energy and precision. In this pivotal role, you will oversee daily production activities, ensure safety standards are upheld, and drive continuous process improvements. Your leadership will inspire teams to achieve high-quality output while maintaining a safe and efficient work environment. If you thrive in a fast-paced setting and have a passion for manufacturing excellence, this is your opportunity to make a significant impact! Key Responsibilities 1. Production Planning & Workflow Management Monitor and implement production schedules for all machining departments. Provide feedback to planning as work progresses through production. Prioritize jobs based on deadlines, material availability, and machine capacity. Coordinate required tools, materials, fixtures and documentation for upcoming jobs. Work closely with Programming and Engineering to resolve print discrepancies and machining challenges. Identify workflow bottlenecks and adjust priorities to maintain throughput. Ensure every work center is ready to start production prior to completion of the job currently in work, including verifying all cutters, tools, and paperwork have been pulled and prepared. Ensure all completed jobs are refilled within 24 hours of the last WorkOrder being pulled for setup. 2. Leadership, Team Coordination & Mentorship Provide daily direction to machinists, operators, and support personnel. Conduct shift meetings to review priorities, safety notes, production goals, previous-day scrap, and current hurdles. Mentor operators in machining practices, troubleshooting, workflow organization, and process understanding. Support training and onboarding of new team members. Foster a positive, productive and collaborative shop environment. 3. Quality Control, In-Process Checks & Traceability Work closely with the Quality department to ensure parts meet all specifications, tolerances, and customer requirements and conform to ISO9001:2015 standards. Ensure operators complete all required in-process inspections at prescribed intervals. Maintain and monitor material traceability, including heat lots and certification tracking. Track accurate part counts, monitor scrap rates and document discrepancies. Assist with root-cause analysis, corrective actions and preventive measures for nonconforming parts. Coordinate and perform rework on nonconforming parts whenever feasible, ensuring proper documentation, updated inspection processes, and communication with Quality. Maintain high standards of cleanliness, organization, and 5S within all departments. 4. Equipment Oversight, Troubleshooting & Hands-On Machining Monitor overall machine utilization and help optimize production throughput. Coordinate with maintenance on repairs and preventative maintenance tasks. Support improvement initiatives related to tooling, fixtures, programs, and machining efficiencies. 5. Operator Training & Development Train and monitor day-to-day operator safety. Oversee training for Pro-Shop log-ins, shift expectations, and basic work practices.