Job Announcement
Title: Production Lead-Machine Shop
Department: Production
Reports To: Production Manager
FLSA Status: non-exempt
Hours: M-F 40 hours per week
Summary: Assists and notifies supervisor of technical, scheduling and personnel issues. Oversees and assists production personnel who perform general production duties.
Responsibilities:
- Assists Production Supervisor with personnel support, training, and workflow issues in one area of the department.
- Assists and oversees set-up specialists in the study of blueprints, sketches, drawings, manuals, specifications, and/or templates to determine dimensions and tolerances of finished work piece, sequence of operations, and setup requirements.
- Stages materials and specific job kits to proper areas.
- Oversees the verification of conformance of finished work pieces to specifications.
- Oversees the verification of dimensions and alignment of assembly.
- Researches and assists in the investigation of rejection tags and gives production reports when necessary.
- Monitors machines and equipment in assigned area for safe and proper operating condition.
- Arranges for the installation of machines and/or replacement parts and equipment with the Maintenance Department.
- Confers with supervisors, inspectors and/or production personnel to resolve production, machining or assembly problems.
- May assist supervisor in the preparation and giving of performance reviews for assigned employees
- Ensures the adherence to production safety and health standards, policies and procedures by monitoring personnel, machinery and work environment.
- Immediately notifies supervisor and/or Human Resources Director of any safety and health concerns and problems
Requirements:
- High School diploma, GED or equivalent
- At least 4 years of production experience
- Ability to relay clear, concise instructions
- Strong general math skills
- Ability to use Microsoft Word and Outlook
- Ability to input and monitor CNC programming (if applicable)
- CPR/ First Aid certification preferred
- Advanced ability to use precision measuring tools
- Ability to evaluate the condition of all standard and special cutters, materials and tools
- Thorough familiarity with all machinery and equipment, and their individual parts, in assigned area
- Independent understanding of work-orders, blueprints, tooling and department workflow
- Strong ability to work in a team oriented environment
- Ability to interact with a diverse group of workers in a positive and respectful manner
- Strong knowledge of quality system concepts and procedures
- Working knowledge of American Sign Language, preferred
- Strong ability to assist and mentor employees with varying degrees of developmental disability, preferred
Equal Opportunity Employer
Please send resume to:
Attn.: Don Helsel
The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.
2501 S. Plum Street
Seattle, Washington 98144
Fax: (206) 436-2244
Telephone: (206) 436-2160
TTY: (206) 324-1388
E-Mail: JOBS@seattlelh.org