Candidate Requirements

A CNC workshop production manager oversees the entire machining process in a CNC workshop, ensuring production targets, quality standards, and efficiency goals are met. They lead a team of machinists, optimize processes, maintain equipment, and foster a culture of continuous improvement. Their responsibilities include managing production schedules, implementing process improvements, and ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the workshop. 

Key Responsibilities of a CNC Workshop Production Manager:

·        Production Planning and Scheduling:

Developing and managing production schedules, ensuring timely completion of orders. 

·        Process Optimization:

Identifying and implementing process improvements to enhance efficiency, reduce waste, and improve quality. 

·        Quality Control:

Ensuring that all machined parts meet quality standards and specifications. 

·        Team Leadership:

Leading and motivating a team of CNC machinists, providing guidance and support. 

·        Equipment Maintenance:

Overseeing the maintenance and upkeep of CNC machinery and other equipment. 

·        Cost Management:

Managing production costs, including labor, materials, and equipment. 

·        Safety:

Ensuring a safe and clean working environment by enforcing safety regulations and procedures. 

·        Communication and Collaboration:

Communicating with engineering, design, and other departments to ensure seamless collaboration and efficient production. 

Skills and Qualifications:

• Strong knowledge of CNC machining processes: Understanding of different CNC machines, programming, and tooling. 
• Leadership and management skills: Ability to lead, motivate, and manage a team of machinists. 
• Problem-solving skills: Ability to identify and resolve production problems efficiently. 
• Analytical skills: Ability to analyze data and identify areas for improvement. 
• Communication skills: Ability to communicate effectively with team members, engineering, and other departments. 
• Experience in manufacturing or production: Preferably with experience in a precision machining environment. 
• Technical skills: Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, shop drawings, and other technical documentation.