EDM Supervisor

SHIFT: 1st / 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM Pay: $ 32 - $43/hr

POSITION SUMMARY

The EDM Supervisor is responsible to ensure all aspects of the EDM department are performed in accordance with company policies and ensure quality and integrity of the products produced. Ensures daily activities and processes such as quoting, production scheduling, material control, warehousing, are complete. Ensures all equipment in department is properly maintained and the facility is operated in a safe manner in accordance with all regulatory requirements. This position has attained full proficiency as an EDM Operator - II and can successfully apply those principals, procedures, and setups to execute machining strategies. Enthusiasm to further develop machining skills and the ability to demonstrate problem solving skills is crucial for success

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Leads EDM Operators, & EDM Programmers.

Communicates - schedule/ downtime / delays an overall operational status to Production Manager and other department managers.

Maintain safety compliance and promote safe working behaviors within the department

Coordinates with the Production Manager on estimates for larger jobs

Calculate total material required to complete a job based on part geometry

Complies with all quality policies, specifications, regulations, and instructions

Schedule workflow through work centers for on-time delivery

Perform intermediate to complex EDM machine setup & production activities in line with company capabilities

Provide advice or solutions in technical areas for less experienced machinists

Modify existing programs to enhance efficiency

Design custom fixtures for work holding as needed

Identify opportunities for process improvement and increased efficiencies for machining and tooling selection through research and development

Other duties as assigned

TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES

Advanced understanding of EDM wire and sinker machine operations – Specifically Fanuc & Sodick EDM machines

Basic understanding of geometric dimensioning

Intermediate ability to read measuring tools (tape measure, calipers, gauge pins)

Intermediate knowledge of shop mechanics, mathematics, and measurement

Intermediate to advanced mechanic skills and ability, as well as the ability to use the appropriate tools for the job

Intermediate knowledge and troubleshooting ability of EDM machine systems including but not limited to, pumps and plumbing, filtration systems, hydraulic systems

Familiarity and ability to identify different material types (Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Titanium, etc.)