Deer Creek CMM Back-up Lead – Day Shift - (Internal Only)

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Milwaukie, OR

About The Position

The CMM Back-up Lead provides leadership to promote teamwork, continuous improvement, and smooth department operations while ensuring quality, safety, and production requirements are met. The role is in the Deer Creek CMM department and is in addition to the employee’s regular assigned duties. Candidates must be current Deer Creek CMM department employees who are qualified CMM Operators and meet the stated minimum requirements.

Requirements

Must be actively working in the Deer Creek CMM department (Department 008).
Must currently work as a CMM Operator and be a qualified CMM Operator.
Must have fewer than four unexcused absences.
Must not have been on written step 2 or higher within the last 12 months.
Must have been in the current role for at least one year.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
Good organization and people skills.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience as a group, team, or area leader.
Understanding of Deer Creek system requirements.
Ability to coordinate and plan long- and short-term production goals.
Demonstrated history of accurate documentation.
Demonstrated history of professional conduct with customers, including outside vendors and PCC employees.

Responsibilities

Promote safety as the first priority for all employees.
Participate in 6S and continuous improvement activities and events, and maintain daily checklist signoffs.
Prioritize work and shift setup according to production requirements.
Facilitate department scheduling.
Train employees and ensure work instructions are followed.
Ensure employees have the tools necessary to complete required tasks.
Maintain the department’s supplies inventory.
Promote a harassment-free environment for employees, contractors, and staff.
Work with limited direct supervision and perform effectively under pressure.
Adjust shifts when necessary for business purposes.
Promote process control and determine corrective action when needed.
Serve as the maintenance point of contact for onsite vendors.
Track and help reduce equipment downtime.
Assist with tracking and maintaining maintenance tools.
Coordinate and communicate adjustments to the preventative maintenance program.
Handle first-line performance issues and notify supervision when further action is needed.
Notify appropriate parties when production equipment downtime is likely to affect throughput.