Group Lead - Machining - E Shift

Astemo Indiana•Monroe, GA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The name Astemo stands for Advanced Sustainable Technologies for Mobility . It reflects our mission to develop technologies that contribute to a safe, sustainable, and comfortable mobility future. At the heart of that mission are our people. We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We seek individuals from all backgrounds who bring unique skills, ideas, and perspectives to help us grow stronger together. Own the Future by joining our team. We’re currently hiring for a Group Lead in our Steering Machining Department .

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Minimum of 3 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment, preferably with machining or high-speed equipment.
Demonstrated leadership capabilities.
Ability to read and interpret CMM reports, GD&T, and technical drawings.
Familiarity with quality control, inspection tools, and geometric tolerancing.
Able to read work instructions and complete basic production reports.
Must be physically able to perform tasks involving frequent bending, lifting (up to 25 lbs regularly), and standing for extended periods.

Responsibilities

Maintaining control over the production line at all times which may require close interaction with Mfg. Engineering, Maintenance and Quality.
Perform troubleshooting activities on CNC Machines to gather root cause and escalate to Mfg. Engineering, Maintenance, Production and Quality.
Perform tool changes on CNC equipment including hobbing, grinding, milling, and turning machines.
Ensure all daily production activities are thoroughly communicated to Supervisors.
May be required to perform tasks associated with troubleshooting product quality and performance.
Maintain the production line in a safe, neat, clean and organized environment.
Assist as needed on the production line.
Respect work hours, support production goals and time-tables, which may require overtime.
Ensures the following: Utilizing knowledge of ISO14000 & TS16949 ensures all associates follow procedures and work instructions.
All production, scrap, and down time reports are completed properly and timely.
Product and/or component dimensions are checked via in-process inspection check sheets with use of various indicators and gauges as described in procedures or work instructions.
Equipment is monitored for unusual sounds, movements or appearance that may indicate problems. Addresses any abnormalities.
Changing of simple parts and fixtures to facilitate changeover of product types.
Visually and manually check for defects in product or workmanship.
Recording of process equipment settings and conditions using equipment verification check sheets.