2nd Shift Production Supervisor

Description Summary The 2nd Shift Production Supervisor is a key manufacturing role responsible for overseeing limited, low-volume production runs on 2nd shift within an aerospace machining environment. This role directly supervises shift personnel, performs first article inspections, assists with machine set-ups, and runs production equipment as needed. The Supervisor is expected to work through open-ended tasks and problems independently, keeping the shift productive and on schedule while maintaining aerospace quality standards.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities · Supervise, coach, and coordinate 2nd shift production personnel to safely meet daily production and quality goals. · Oversee limited, low-volume production runs, prioritizing jobs and coverage across machines and operators. · Complete first article inspections to verify parts conform to prints and specifications before full production release. · Assist operators with machine set-ups and changeovers to minimize downtime between jobs.

· Operate CNC machines directly as needed to cover open positions, support training, or keep production on schedule. · Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve open-ended production problems, driving issues to root cause and implementing corrective action. · Make sound, independent decisions on the floor when engineering, quality, or leadership support is not immediately available. · Monitor quality throughout the shift and ensure nonconforming material is identified, segregated, and documented.

· Communicate shift status, open issues, and hand-off information clearly to the incoming shift and Plant Manager. · Ensure compliance with company safety policies, procedures, and aerospace quality requirements (e.g., AS9100). · Track attendance, overtime, and shift staffing, escalating gaps that could affect production commitments. · Support continuous improvement efforts, including 5S, waste reduction, and process improvement initiatives.

Requirements Education & Experience Requirements: 5-10 years of experience in a CNC machining or aerospace manufacturing environment, including prior lead or supervisory experience. Experience with first article inspection and low-volume/limited production runs is preferred. Required Knowledge / Skills Working knowledge of CNC machine operation, setup, and basic troubleshooting. Experience performing first article inspections and using precision measuring instruments Ability to read and interpret blueprints, GD&T, and work instructions.

Prior lead or supervisory experience in a manufacturing environment preferred. Familiarity with aerospace quality systems and requirements (e.g., AS9100) preferred. Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to work through open-ended or unfamiliar issues independently. Ability to lead, train, and hold a shift team accountable with minimal direct oversight. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including clear shift-to-shift hand-offs.