Tool Room Supervisor

Morrison Products•Mesquite, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Tool Room Supervisor is responsible for the repair and maintenance of Dallas dies and tools, ensuring the efficient and effective setup of all major dies. This role involves planning and executing preventative and corrective die maintenance programs, scheduling inspections, and overhauling dies and tools. The supervisor will requisition necessary tools, equipment, and supplies within budget, identify critical spare parts, and inspect completed die repair work for conformance to specifications. Additionally, the role focuses on maintaining good employee morale, operating within contractual scopes, and training employees in the safe and proper operation of tools and equipment.

Requirements

Over 3 years up to and including 5 years of experience.
Journey status in a specialized or technical field.
Good communication skills, both verbal and written.
Must be a self-starter.

Responsibilities

Plan and arrange die maintenance activities for the most effective utilization of labor, material, equipment and minimal production interference.
Generate requisitions required for supplies to support die maintenance activities on a timely and cost effective basis so work can be performed with required supplies available. Utilize MLS system to maintain accurate inventory and supplier information.
Make recommendations to the Tooling Coordinator regarding changes to production dies to ensure proper documentation on the tooling drawings.
Review and check out die set ups.
Handle specific set up questions and problems.
Assist in the instruction and training of production operators in correct and proper use of tools, dies and equipment when requested.
Inspect equipment and facilities for proper operation, safety devices, precautions and markings. Detect and eliminate hazards by working with appropriate supervisors.
Prepare and keep necessary records, reports and files as required to support die maintenance and set-up programs utilizing MLS system as specified and practical.
Project and function in a manner wherein users of services feel free to request and discuss die and tool performance problems. Be service minded.
Interact with shop floor data collection system.
Review processes and make recommendations for process improvements.
Keep current with grades and types of tool steels – their properties and uses.
Evaluate equipment for suitability to our processes.
Keep familiar with heat treating – changes in steel properties it creates and production situations where these properties are desired.
Open and navigate tooling drawing software files in both SolidWorks and AutoCAD.
Work with outside suppliers and contractors to coordinate completion of projects.
Perform training with operators on issues like die set-up, die adjustment, safety and other related topics.
Train and supervise employees who report to the Tool Room. Instruct as to methods, performance expected safety practices and other matters affecting their work.
Directly supervise assigned personnel in the operation of various equipment and machinery such as: Lathes Crane Grinders Lift truck Cut off and band saws Drill presses Punch Presses Various hand tools Housing welders Measuring equipment
Assist, as requested, in the instruction and training of set up employees.
Administer responsibilities toward subordinates in a “coaching style” consistent with plant, local, state and other governmental rules and guidelines.
Enforce all Company rules and regulations relative to discipline, attendance and expected personal conduct codes.
At prescribed intervals, perform a formal review of subordinates. Document these reviews using the appropriate MPI forms.
Make recommendations regarding personnel matters affecting subordinates.