2nd Shift CNC Relief Supervisor (Dept. 301)

About the role

The Machining Relief Supervisor at Milwaukee Valve Company is responsible for assisting the on-duty shift supervisor in meeting daily production requirements, managing work activities, coaching, instructing, and providing coverage for the Shift Supervisor when necessary.

Responsibilities

• Assist on-duty shift supervisor with meeting daily production requirements
• Help assess and assign the day’s work and labor appropriately
• Monitor work activities, coach, instruct, and assist personnel with meeting daily requirements such as: machine set up, machine operations, trouble shooting, etc...
• Perform machine set up and machine operation as needed
• Occasionally work with outside vendors
• Provide coverage for Shift Supervisor on an as needed basis

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED
• Minimum 2-year related leadership experience, training or equivalent
• Minimum 5-year related machining experience, training or equivalent
• Must attend leadership classes recommended by MV

Qualifications

• Reasonably accommodate individuals with disabilities
• Read and interpret documents such as: Safety policies and rules, Operating and maintenance instructions, Procedure manuals, Communicate effectively with others at all levels with proper etiquette
• Thoroughly carry out instructions given in any form
• Deal effectively with problems and situations
• Determine causes of operating errors and decide the best course of action
• Determine profitable outcomes
• Recognize and adjust for current production demand where needed
• Attend work for scheduled hours
• Mentor and assist in training of employees
• Recognize and resolve problems as they arise
• Adapt to change (positive or negative)
• Work in a team environment
• Deal with a wide variety of personalities and communication styles
• Perform task correctly such as: Loading and unloading of parts, Changes inserts, Makes wear offsets, Maintains coolant level, Maintains lubrication oil, Greases fixtures, Washes down inside of machine, Cleans work area, Production documentation
• Machine set up with proven program: Removal and installation of tools and fixtures, Perform tool setting and tool offsets, Transfer of machine programs to and from machine control, Establish work offsets, Obtain first article, Set up machines in cell, Ability to alter or create fixturing as needed, Ability to edit programs
• Basic math abilities such as: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
• Demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness
• Identify surface finishes are met, Measure parts correctly and ensures specifications are met, Visually inspect parts to specified standards, Interpret data from the CMM and manual measurements, Meet productivity standards, Complete work in allotted time, Strive to increase productivity, Assist employees with meeting production standards, Identify opportunities for process improvement and increased efficiency
• Perform first article inspection, CMM use, Proper use of measuring instruments such as: Caliper, Micrometer, Machinist scale, Functional gages, Height stand, Indicator, Surface roughness gage
• Read blueprint dimensioning, Interpret blueprint information, Comprehend information, Apply tolerances as defined, Knowledge and use of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
• Use a standard PC and MS software, Proficient with essential elements of current ERP System, Proficient with current databases
• Follow safety policies and procedures, Wear PPE, Report potentially unsafe conditions and follow proper procedures for correction, Use equipment and materials properly, Assist in the organization and maintaining the machine shop work environment, Proper documentation of incidents, accidents and actions taken, Address safety issues with personnel with the latitude given
• Follow security policies and procedures

Physical Demands

• Constantly stand and walk throughout the workday
• Frequently use hands and arms to reach, grasp, manipulate, handle, or feel material
• Frequent exposure to moving mechanical parts
• Occasional bending
• Frequent lifting up to 40 lb. unassisted
• Occasional lifting up to 70 lbs unassisted

Work Environment

• Frequently exposed to fumes or airborne particles
• Constant exposure to louder noise levels