Tool Shop Supervisor

Job Description

Job Description

Description:

• Lead in the development of tool making processes. To develop the processes with the understanding to minimize time and ensure high quality.
• Work with the leaders of other departments to ensure the availability of all needed tools for production.
• Train all Tool Shop employees under the aspect of the safest and most economical processes. To develop a team environment.
• Plan and coordinate special projects needed in the Tool Shop.
• Schedules the daily production assignments
• Monitors the Tool Shop quality and continuously improves operations.
• Maintains and facilitates open communication in the department and between departments.
• Overtime scheduling
• Schedule and deliver training for Tool Shop employees.
• Assist in the interview of applicants for Tool Shop positions and make recommendations as needed.
• Complete individual training records for all employees.
• Monitor and train for safe operations of all equipment and machines.
• Monitor the quality of tools produced at all machines.
• Notify the operator of any unexpected quality formed.
• Advise the employee of the recommended course of action to be taken.
• Record any tools which are weld reworked or scrap.
• Prepare a monthly report to summarize the rework or scrap.
• Review set-up and routings to be sure the employee is following the correct procedure on producing the tools.
• Report any unsafe action or operation and take corrective action.
• Operate CNC machines as needed.
• Monitor the flow of SAP information slips, job tickets, and material take off sheets to ensure the information is reported properly.
• Develop setup and procedure records.
• Organize, coordinate and follow up on special projects..
• Recommend ratings of employee performance evaluations based on performance observations.
• Develop continuous improvement in the Tool Shop.
• Work as a team member.
• Monitor the use of all tools to ensure the proper care is being taken.

Able to operate CNC Equipment and Machines

Able to read Blueprints

Able to communicate Effectively

Able to understand production requirements and methods

Technical Schooling or associate's degree in Machine Tool Technology preferred