The Tooling Lead will oversee the Tooling Group Machine Shop operations and employees, working with Tooling Machine Supervisors to ensure the shop operates efficiently. Responsibilities Use caution and follow support systems to maintain a safety‑incident‑free facility. Respond to any emergency or potential emergency according to established procedures. Observe, report, and respond to any instances of product, service, or quality system non‑conformity. Maintain security diligence, including controlling key cards, preventing unauthorized entry into Berry facilities by non‑Berry employees, and ensuring proper maintenance and security of Berry equipment and information. Successfully complete Primary Duties as outlined in section 4.0 and complete all associated training. Pause activities and notify the Safety Lead regarding any potentially unsafe work environments or unsafe employee/supplier practices. Initiate actions to prevent occurrences of product, service, or quality system non‑conformities. Recommend, initiate, or provide solutions through designated channels. Suggest actions for continuous improvement to products, processes, or systems and verify the implementation of solutions. Work with shop groups to review operations and performance. Identify problems and provide direction to achieve the best solution. Review blueprints to ensure proper and productive outcomes. Use the shop schedule to efficiently plan work on the shop floor and maintain job timelines. Assist supervisors with shop workflow and completion scheduling. Maintain day‑to‑day machine schedules. Maintain the cleanliness of the shop. Work overtime as needed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees