Manufacturing Supervisor ( Mauldin , SC )

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compx nationalMauldin (SC)

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Job Description: CompX Nationalis hiring a Machining Supervisor - Mauldin, SC location CompX Security Products Career Opportunities:https://compx.com/jobs/Career Page for CompX National:https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=c23b62c0 -4d 1b-4aaa-b 928-3e 29726f 1e 0a& cc Id=168102290823_1852 &lang=en_USBe part of our CompX Nationalteam and enjoy our excellent benefits
Position Responsibilities: Responsible for CNC vertical and Swiss Lathe departments Supervise and coordinate CNC machinists and operators Monitor production schedules to ensure on-time delivery Troubleshoot machine, tooling and process issues Coordinate preventive maintenance activities Review and implement process improvements Conduct performance evaluations and provide training Ensure compliance with quality standards and company procedures Ensure compliance with company safety standards
Essential Skills and Experience: CNC machining experience, both vertical and Swiss lathes Strong knowledge of CNC programming, tooling, and machining processes Solid understanding of speeds, feeds, tooling selection, and work holding for a variety of materials Ability to read and interpret blueprints, GD&T, and engineering specifications Supervisory and leadership experience Strong troubleshooting skills and a continuous improvement mindset Experience with Lean Manufacturing a plus High school diploma; Technicaltraining/certificationa plus CompX Nationalis an Equal Opportunity Employer. MR260821

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