Machine Shop Supervisor

Machine Shop SupervisorThe Supervisor reports to the Machine Shop Superintendent. Plan and direct Machine Shop production and production support activities Utilize personnel, materials, and equipment for efficient production. Designing efficient operations that produce a product that meets or exceeds customer requirementsDuties Performed:Develop, implement and maintain Machine Shop standard practicesSupervise operations and methods of production throughout the Machine ShopResponsible for productivity and ongoing productivity improvementsPlanning and scheduling of equipment, including timely scheduling and performance of maintenance and repair work.Responsibility for calibration and maintenance of gauging instrumentsResponsible for housekeeping throughout the Machine ShopResponsible for maintaining safety requirementsInstructs and evaluates employees with emphasis on correct work methods, quality, safety, and company policy.Note: This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive. The employee may be required to perform other duties as assigned.If you meet the requirements above and are interested in joining our team, please apply with your updated resume. We look forward to reviewing your application!Minimum Education and experience: High School Diploma or technical or trade school training or four years experience in Machine Shop practices. Knowledge of Machine Shop equipment, tooling, and shop math. Knowledge of precision measuring instruments. Supervisory experience is a plusRequired Training: Concepts and practices of centrifugal castings operations. Thorough training in the Standard Operating Procedures within the department Knowledge of the Company's Rules and Regulations and Union/Company labor agreement. Use of our computer applicationsRequired Skills: Broad knowledge of manufacturing practices in the Machine Shop. Knowledge of blueprint reading and shop math skills. Ability to plan, direct, instruct and discipline hourly workforce.Ability to plan, direct, and maintain quality and productivity in a production environment