Supervisor / Master Lead - Warehousing

AIM Aerospace, Inc•Orange City, IA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

As a master lead, you are the technical expert for the operational processes in the warehousing department. You will serve in various ways such as establishing best practices, assisting with new product development, training team members, facilitating continuous improvement, and assisting in supervisory activities.

Requirements

Strong familiarity with shipping and receiving procedures in a highly regulated industry.
Demonstrated excellence with operational processes and procedures.
Ability to understand complex concepts and ability to simplify and present concepts to team members.
Strong and collaborative relationships with team member, leadership, and other departments.
Ability to be patient, steady, and train team members.
Ability to prioritize, create, and innovate.

Responsibilities

Completes production part processing based on production demand and staffing requirements.
Operate complex machinery including automated cutting tables, heated platen presses, autoclaves, ovens and test equipment.
Supports production floor through troubleshooting, operator training and other means.
Leads technical training, serves as technical lead for new product development, and develops talent.
Works to establish best practices including specific techniques, manufacturing aids, and methods.
Collaborates with quality and engineering to review and provide feedback on work instructions, means and methods, and manufacturability issues.
Oversight of quality issues & leads root cause corrective action for the department.
Encourages continuous improvement and implements changes and process improvements.
Participates in EC approval and training.
Supervise and lead production team members in their daily activities.
Train, review, counsel, and discipline team members as necessary.
Improves manufacturing processes for composite materials by studying product requirements; researching, designing, modifying, and testing manufacturing methods and equipment.
Proposes revisions to work instructions & BOMs under the guidance of the Manufacturing Engineering assigned to the Value Stream.
Learns how to develop, documents, and executes component rework and repair. Performs non-routine rework, as necessary.
Supports production floor through troubleshooting, operator training and other means.
Evaluates composite materials manufacturing processes by designing and conducting research programs; applying knowledge of product design, fabrication, assembly, tooling, and materials; conferring with equipment vendors; soliciting observations from technicians.