L-Group Leader - 3rd Shift

The Crosby Group is the world leader in the heavy lift industry. We set the standard for quality, training, and technical expertise in the field. It's our goal to exceed the expectations of our customers through technical leadership, innovative solutions, vertically integrated manufacturing, premier use of support, and a value-added distribution channel.

We are committed to investing in and developing our employees' talents and leadership and are currently seeking candidates for this position.

We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package that includes paid time off, medical, dental, vision, life and disability coverages, 401(k) with company match and 10 paid holidays annually.


As part of the Crosby team, you will be supporting channel partners and end users around the world using Crosby products in mission critical applications ranging from development of renewable power, space exploration, national defense, manufacturing and infrastructure development.

Job Summary:

Directs, supervises and coordinates machining, forging, welding, painting and/or assembly operations. Supervises a crew of 20 to 30+ team members involved in the production/finishing/assembly of the Company's products. Responsible for safety, quality, quantity, manufacturing costs, meeting production schedules and on-time shipment of our product lines.


Principal Duties and Responsibilities (*Essential):

1. Works under the direction of the Value Stream Manager or Manufacturing Manager.*

2. Ensures crew is performing their jobs in a safe manner and using the appropriate PPE. Conducts monthly inspections of work centers under his/her supervision. Participates in monthly safety meetings. Conducts investigations of accidents and/or incidents.*

3. Supervises a crew or crew of team members involved in the machining, forging, welding, finishing and/or assembly of the Company's products.*

4. Responsible for quality, quantity, economical manufacturing costs, meeting production schedules, proper use of material and efficient workflow consistent with manufacturing objectives and profit goals.*

5. Organizes and assigns work to crewmembers to utilize available skills, knowledge, experience, man-hours, machines and tooling in a manner that optimizes production costs and quality workmanship.*

6. Analyzes and diagnoses machining and tooling problems, machine malfunctions, etc. to expedite and coordinate corrective procedures and prevent excessive downtime and interrupted schedules. Coordinates maintenance activities with the Maintenance department.*

7. Provides instructions and guidance to team members, and maintains close watch over setup procedures, machining operations, finishing work and/or assembly procedures.*

8. Coordinates inspection and quality control activities with the QA department to ensure finished goods meet Company and customer standards. Completes corrective action request forms if there is a problem to be corrected.*

9. Provides information and coordinates with engineering, productions, scheduling, purchasing, etc. to assist with and/or to implement new programs related to work simplification, cost reduction, new tooling and methods, man-hour planning, scheduling, machine repair and maintenance.*

10. Expedites hot orders. Redirects resources and personnel in order to meet shipment dates.*

11. Coordinates with Production Control and dispatchers on workflow and order sequence.*

12. Interviews external candidates and conducts job visits. Makes recommendations on employment.*

13. Coordinates with Purchasing on the requisition of tools and supplies.*

Job Specifications (Work Experience, Skills, Abilities, etc.):
• 5 years in manufacturing experience.
• 3-5 years supervisory experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience supervising a union workforce, preferred.


Education Requirements:

High school diploma/GED required.


Physical Demands/Environmental Conditions:

Normal office conditions. Office located in a two-story office building. Job demands may require long periods of sitting, telephone work and/or computer work, as well as interaction with other people. Normal office conditions include walking, standing, bending, kneeling, climbing stairs, lifting, driving and/or traveling.

Moderate exposure to shop conditions, which are variable depending on the task assigned, but are generally dirty. Is subject to shop noise. Involves extensive standing and walking. Skin and eyes are subject to drying and irritating fumes, vapors and solutions controlled to OSHA standards. Works both in and out of doors, normally indoors, with sometimes dusty or confining work areas when in the shop/lab

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified.