Machine Shop Coordinator

JOA Human Resources•Sheboygan Falls, WI

15h•Onsite

About The Position

The Machine Shop Coordinator is responsible for providing technical support to manufacturing so that parts are provided per specifications and in a timely manner. In the absence of a Machine Shop Supervisor, this role will provide work direction to department employees.

Requirements

Requires Journeyman Machinist certificate or equivalent experience.
Requires education generally equivalent to a high school diploma.
Requires 6+ years of progressively difficult machining set ups.
Requires mathematical skills that require the ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide, and perform trigonometric calculations.
Requires a knowledge of AutoCAD.
Requires a strong knowledge of Workwise ERP System.
Requires good oral and written communication skills in order to interact with and provide work direction to employees.
Must be able to read and understand blueprints, specifications, and routings.
Must be able to collaborate with others (including in person) to proactively develop solutions.

Responsibilities

Set up; program and operate CNC machine centers.
In the absence of a Machine Shop Supervisor; organize shop orders for work centers in shop order number sequence; use computer to print out dispatch reports for various work centers; place shop orders in date order per Dispatch Report, while also grouping similar work plans together wherever possible; distribute work orders to shop employees to various machining centers; attempt to expedite rush jobs through shop in a timely manner.
Train other machinists on various machines.
Address questions of machine operators regarding tooling, procedures, fixture, and print clarification, contact design engineers and project leaders to resolve questions or conflicts on blueprints; make suggestions to improve efficiency in machining parts.
Conducts and participates in specified training for department employees on tooling and machining practices.
Recommends and implements changes in procedures.
Work with machine operators to come up with fixtures, new tooling, and procedures to enhance productivity while maintaining product quality.
Determine ways to repair work pieces made in error.
Completes any engineering changes as necessary.
Acts as liaison in dealing with issues with vendors.
Attends Machine Shop leadership and scheduling meetings.
Resolve issues of late or missing parts; change or clarify routings as necessary.
Operation of forklift, scissors lift and cranes.
Add insight in the Employee Review Process