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Equipto LLC

Metal Shop Supervisor

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A Retail Store Supervisor supervises daily operations at a retail store. Hires and trains retail sales staff and creates staff work schedules. Assists customers and deals with customer complaints. Manages store inventory and supplies. May set store sales goals and strategies and manage store promotions.

$43,192 / year median in Pennsylvania

+8% projected growth

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Apply Description Position Summary The Shop Manager owns the day-to-day direction of the machine shop. This role sets the overall shop plan — what the goals are for the day, how work is assigned across the four production cells, and what gets prioritized — and is accountable for the shop meeting its production commitments. The Shop Manager holds sole authority over disciplinary action within the shop and shares hiring authority with the Floor & Timekeeping lead. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
  • Set the daily and overall shop plan: production goals, job priorities, and work assignment across the four cells.
  • Meet each morning with the Plant Manager and the Floor & Timekeeping lead to align on priorities before the shop day begins.
  • Direct the Floor & Timekeeping lead, who is responsible for minimizing machine downtime and keeping work flowing smoothly between cells.
  • Meet with the four Cell Leads to communicate the day's plan and hold them accountable for production, safety, and quality within their cells.
  • Own all disciplinary action within the machine shop, ensuring it is handled consistently and in line with company policy.
  • Share hiring authority for shop positions jointly with the Floor & Timekeeping lead.
  • Monitor overall shop performance and escalate resource, staffing, or equipment issues to the Plant Manager as needed.
  • Maintain a safe, productive, and well-organized shop floor in partnership with the Cell Leads and Floor & Timekeeping lead.
Supervisory Responsibilities Directly supervises the Floor & Timekeeping lead. Indirectly oversees the four Cell Leads and the shop-floor employees within their cells (approximately 49 employees total) through that reporting structure. Requirements Position Summary The Shop Manager owns the day-to-day direction of the machine shop. This role sets the overall shop plan — what the goals are for the day, how work is assigned across the four production cells, and what gets prioritized — and is accountable for the shop meeting its production commitments. The Shop Manager holds sole authority over disciplinary action within the shop and shares hiring authority with the Floor & Timekeeping lead. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
  • Set the daily and overall shop plan: production goals, job priorities, and work assignment across the four cells.
  • Meet each morning with the Plant Manager and the Floor & Timekeeping lead to align on priorities before the shop day begins.
  • Direct the Floor & Timekeeping lead, who is responsible for minimizing machine downtime and keeping work flowing smoothly between cells.
  • Meet with the four Cell Leads to communicate the day's plan and hold them accountable for production, safety, and quality within their cells.
  • Own all disciplinary action within the machine shop, ensuring it is handled consistently and in line with company policy.
  • Share hiring authority for shop positions jointly with the Floor & Timekeeping lead.
  • Monitor overall shop performance and escalate resource, staffing, or equipment issues to the Plant Manager as needed.
  • Maintain a safe, productive, and well-organized shop floor in partnership with the Cell Leads and Floor & Timekeeping lead.
Supervisory Responsibilities Directly supervises the Floor & Timekeeping lead. Indirectly oversees the four Cell Leads and the shop-floor employees within their cells (approximately 49 employees total) through that reporting structure.