What comes to mind when you hear the word "machining"? Working with machines all day, getting dirty and exhausting, earning a low wage, and frequently working overtime and night shifts are all part of the job description. Yes, machining employees frequently express dissatisfaction in this manner. The machining supervisors, who don't have to deal with machines on a daily basis, don't have to work night shifts, and still earn a good wage, might make them jealous. Nevertheless, they may be unaware that the job of the machine shop supervisor is both more difficult and more stressful than their own.

During this session, we will go over the most important responsibilities of the machining supervisor.

Job description for a machining supervisor

For the purpose of ensuring the smooth operation of the company's production planning system as well as the timely delivery of customer orders. Organizing daily production management and timely handling of abnormal affairs in the machining workshop in accordance with the company's management system and operating procedures, and coordinating and organizing the execution of production tasks, all under the guidance of the company's high-level policy. To ensure that tasks are completed on time and efficiently, to manage subordinates and provide work guidance, to supervise, to build teams, and to provide high-quality technical training.

The following are the duties and responsibilities of the position:

1. Plan and schedule production in accordance with the production plan and scheduling instructions

A. Be responsible for scheduling task orders for lathes and milling machines in the machining workshop in accordance with the production plan issued by the production department, and ensuring that the plan is completed on time after it has been submitted for approval.

In charge of distributing the workshop's operation plan, organizing production in the workshop, and tracking and guiding the manufacturing process. Adjust the production plan in a timely manner in response to changes in the demand plan, and the revised production plan can only be implemented after it has been approved by the superior officer.

2. Adoption of process standards and their implementation

The process standards should be communicated to the employees in the workshop in accordance with product drawings, technical specifications, and company production conditions, and the process standards should be strictly adhered to during the workshop's processing.

In charge of daily inspections in the workshop, as well as the organization of inspections of the process's implementationAny time an abnormal noise is heard while the machine tool is operating, it should be shut down immediately for maintenance.

C. When processing the workpiece, adhere to the process as closely as possible and process the parts in accordance with the technical requirements of the drawing specifications. Immediately following the processing of the first part, Precision Machining Parts must be checked for defects by a quality inspector before it can be processed in batches.

Technical direction and management of quality

A. Responsible for the decomposition of the workshop quality plan indicators and the implementation of the decomposition indicators following approval of the workshop quality plan indicators.

It is your responsibility to ensure that product quality standards are strictly adhered to, that the quality objectives are met, and that engineering defects are reported in a timely manner during the machining process, as well as during the inspection of the previous process and the self-inspection of this process.

C. Oversee the regular inspection and testing of testing equipment, measuring instruments, and various tooling and equipment.