Tool Room Supervisor

The Tool Room Supervisor manages and oversees all aspects of the day-to-day tool room operations and activities in Chicago. This includes the repair, modifications and improvements of existing tooling. Responsibilities include compliance with current and future codes, regulations and inspections. Working with shift leads, assigns and prioritizes activities based upon input from Production Control and Operations. Responsible for resource planning for both headcount and equipment. Provides direction on tooling condition and replace/repair recommendations. Works closely with the Safety department to ensure the Chicago tool room stays in compliance. This is a 1st shift position supporting operations from 6am -2pm. The base compensation range for this position is $96,500 - $125,000. Placement within the range will be based on a variety of factors, including but not limited to skills, experience, qualifications, location, and internal equity. Essential Functions Develop, maintain and improve preventative maintenance programs for tooling Provides recommendations to improve tooling performance and efficiency Works with Foremen with scheduling of tool room personnel Responsible for controlling overtime and costs of the departments Assists with in-house design and fabrication of equipment and spare die components Works closely with the EHS Manager to ensure safety is a top priority at the division Participates as required in audits and inspections Monitors and reports status of tool room projects Assess performance of team and provides feedback and guidance Assigns work requests and projects to the appropriate person. Ensures all paperwork and reporting are kept up to date and are completed in a timely fashion Communicates goals, objectives and policies to their team members. Will oversee the tool room apprentice program. Works on the successional planning of personnel and identifying technical disciplines that are understaffed. Makes recommendations for succession planning and staffing. Responsible for the maintaining of associated cribs Work with production manager/superintendents to improve throughput and quality by monitoring & improving key KPIs Participate in production meetings as required and communicate information back to appropriate departmental personnel Education and Experience 10 or more years working with stamping dies required (Journeyman certification preferred). 20 years preferred. Management experience required. Ability to lead and influence people and work as a team member Takes ownership of personal and employee development Must have understanding of stamping tooling components and materials used to make tooling Must have understanding of preventative maintenance programs Experience with CMMS software Competencies Ability to operate machines and hand tools Ability to read engineering drawings Ability to disassemble and reassemble tooling Must have ability to work collaboratively with others as a part of a team Ability to understand and enforce company policies Plans, prioritizes and organizes work effectively to produce measurable results Keeps current with new work methods and technology Ability to use Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint software Work Environment Regularly works in a production environment which requires a constant alertness of safety requirements and dangers as they will work near heavy cutting and material handling equipment. Must be able to lift parts and equipment which can weigh up to 50 pounds Must be able and comfortable to work in a heavy-industrial environment #J-18808-Ljbffr Worthington Steel