Assembly Team Leader
bh aircraftRonkonkoma (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
ASSEMBLY SUPERVISOR– Sheet Metal Department We’re seeking an experienced Assembly Supervisor to lead our sheet metal fabrication team. This hands-on leadership role oversees daily operations in riveting, deburring, and precision assembly work.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Supervise and coordinate assembly team activities to meet production schedules and quality standards
• Train employees on proper sheet metal assembly techniques, riveting procedures, and deburring methods • Ensure compliance with safety protocols and maintain a clean, organized work environment • Monitor work quality and implement corrective actions when needed • Coordinate with other departments to resolve production issues and maintain workflow • Manage inventory of tools, equipment, and materials for the assembly area
QUALIFICATIONS:
• 3-5 years of experience in sheet metal fabrication or assembly operations • 1-2 years of supervisory or lead experience preferred • Strong knowledge of riveting techniques, deburring processes, and sheet metal assembly • Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings • Excellent communication and team leadership skills • Understanding of safety regulations and quality control standards
SCHEDULE:
Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM We offer competitive wages, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for advancement.\nCompany
Description:
We are a manufacturing firm dedicated to the aerospace and governmental agencies. We pride ourselves on the products we produce.
Company Description:
We are a manufacturing firm dedicated to the aerospace and governmental agencies. We pride ourselves on the products we produce.
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