Senior Process & Machine Operations Coordinator

Aegis Manufacturing & Engineering; Greencastle (IN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Aegis Manufacturing & Engineering is seeking a Senior Process & Machine Operations Coordinator to ensure safe operations and quality across production lines in Indiana. You will coordinate equipment teams, coach preventive maintenance, and lead quick problem-solving during faults to minimize downtime.

Join a hands-on environment focused on equipment reliability, process discipline, and continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Proficient in reading and interpreting GD&T drawings.
• Skilled troubleshooting of mechanical and control system issues.
• Experience with precision metrology using tape measures and calipers.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and support associates who maintain and operate equipment across all process stations.
• Deliver practical training for preventive maintenance and safe machine operation; model best practices on the floor.
• Set up machines for production runs, verifying readiness against safety and quality criteria.
• Respond rapidly to equipment faults; clear issues and perform timely restarts to reduce downtime.
• Maintain daily discipline around scrap: precise recording, correct disposal, and visibility.
• Ensure end-of-day rework is completed and documented.
• Lead, motivate, and step into operating roles as needed to keep throughput on target.
• Communicate any and all quality concerns immediately to the Team Leader or Production Manager.

Skills

GD&T interpretation

Troubleshooting

Metrology

Spindle maintenance

Machine setups

Manual machining

Quality awareness

Job description

MissionOwn the reliability of our manufacturing process by elevating people, process, and equipment. As the Senior Process & Machine Operations Coordinator, you orchestrate safe operations, develop associates, and protect quality while continuously improving how work gets done.Picture ThisA process station flags a fault in the middle of a critical run. You step in, quickly isolate the issue, clear the alarm, and restart the machine. While the line stabilizes, you coach an associate on preventive maintenance, confirm scrap counts are recorded for the event, and ensure any required rework will be closed before shift end. You escalate a potential quality deviation to the Team Leader/Production Manager without delay—then capture a lesson learned to feed into our next improvement sprint.How You’ll ContributeCoordinate and support associates who maintain and operate equipment across all process stations.Deliver practical training for preventive maintenance and safe machine operation; model best practices on the floor.Set up machines for production runs, verifying readiness against safety and quality criteria.Respond rapidly to equipment faults; clear issues and perform timely restarts to reduce downtime.Maintain daily discipline around scrap: precise recording, correct disposal, and visibility.Ensure end-of-day rework is completed and documented.Lead, motivate, and step into operating roles as needed to keep throughput on target.Communicate any and all quality concerns immediately to the Team Leader or Production Manager.Advance continuous improvement through ideas, experimentation, and standard work updates.Capabilities That Set You ApartGD&T fluency for interpreting and validating part and process requirements.Sharp troubleshooting across mechanical and control systems.Tape measure accuracy and hands-on precision metrology skills.Spindle maintenance/repair experience to preserve machine health.Proficiency in machine setups for smooth production changeovers.Solid manual machining abilities and comfort across multiple stations.OutcomeSafety upheld. Quality protected. Downtime minimized. Team capability rising. That’s the standard you set and sustain.