Technical Line Leader 2nd Shift

MANN+HUMMEL•Fayetteville, NC

About The Position

The Technical Line Leader leads and coordinates daily stamping-line activities to meet production schedules, monitors output and performance metrics, and ensures operators follow standardized work instructions. The role supports production planning, staffing, shift handoffs, and production documentation, including bills of materials, labels, blueprints, qualification matrices, and training records. The position provides technical support for stamping presses, feeding systems, die protection equipment, sensors, automation systems, and related equipment. It works with Maintenance, Tool & Die, Engineering, and Quality to resolve problems and supports new equipment startup and process improvements. The role also verifies product quality, supports inspections and corrective actions, promotes safety and compliance, coordinates tooling maintenance, and contributes to continuous improvement. It trains and mentors operators, supports cross-training and qualification, and helps onboard new employees.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in a metal stamping environment.
Experience with automated production systems, presses, feeders, and stamping dies.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities.
Knowledge of stamping press operation and die setup.
Understanding of quality systems and manufacturing processes.
Ability to interpret blueprints, process sheets, and production documentation.
Experience with downtime tracking and production reporting.
Strong communication and leadership skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Outlook, and production management systems.

Nice To Haves

Previous leadership or team lead experience.

Responsibilities

Lead and coordinate daily stamping-line activities to achieve production schedules.
Monitor production output, downtime, scrap rates, and efficiency metrics.
Ensure operators follow standardized work instructions and operating procedures.
Assist with production planning and staffing requirements.
Support shift handoffs and communicate operational concerns to leadership.
Coordinate schedules and production-supporting documentation, including BOMs, labels, blueprints, qualification matrices, and training records.
Troubleshoot stamping presses, feeding systems, die protection equipment, sensors, automation systems, and peripheral equipment.
Work with Maintenance, Tool & Die, Engineering, and Quality departments to resolve issues.
Support installation and startup of new equipment and process improvements.
Verify that product quality meets customer and engineering specifications.
Ensure inspections are completed and documented.
Investigate quality concerns and implement containment and corrective actions.
Monitor tooling condition and identify potential quality risks.
Promote and enforce safety procedures and company policies.
Conduct routine safety inspections and address hazards immediately.
Ensure proper lockout/tagout procedures are followed during maintenance activities.
Support continuous improvement of workplace safety standards.
Monitor die performance and coordinate repairs or preventive maintenance activities.
Assist with die changeovers and setup verification.
Maintain equipment performance through routine inspections and operator care activities.
Identify opportunities to reduce downtime, scrap, and changeover times.
Support Lean Manufacturing, 5S, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Participate in production and downtime review meetings.
Train and mentor operators on equipment operation and troubleshooting.
Ensure team members are cross-trained and qualified.
Provide technical guidance and coaching to production personnel.
Support onboarding of new employees.