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SHIELDTECH is seeking a Tooling Supervisor to oversee tooling operations in a production environment, leading a team of technicians and coordinating with production, engineering, and maintenance to maximize uptime and efficiency.
The role focuses on maintaining tooling quality, implementing continuous improvement, and ensuring safety and compliance while aligning tooling resources with organizational goals.
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Full Time Buford, GA, US
SHEILDTECH's competitive strength is based on know-how, technological expertise, creativity, diligence and, above all, the dedication of highly motivated, well-trained and committed employees. It is these employees who develop innovative products and production processes for more environmentally friendly mobility. Employee satisfaction is our top priority. The basis for this is an attractive and motivating working environment and fascinating tasks and responsibilities.
To be able to find innovative solutions, a good work/life balance is particularly important. Flexible working time, flextime working arrangements are used to varying degrees at SHIELDTECH to ensure that professional goals and personal interests are optimally coordinated.
The Tooling Supervisor plays a critical role in overseeing the tooling operations within a manufacturing or production environment to ensure that all tools and equipment are maintained, calibrated, and utilized efficiently. This position is responsible for managing a team of tooling technicians and coordinating with production, engineering, and maintenance departments to support seamless manufacturing processes. The supervisor ensures that tooling meets quality standards and production schedules, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity. They also implement continuous improvement initiatives to enhance tooling performance and reduce costs. Ultimately, the Tooling Supervisor contributes to the overall operational excellence by ensuring that tooling resources are optimized and aligned with organizational goals.
The required skills enable the Tooling Supervisor to effectively manage tooling operations by applying technical knowledge to maintain and optimize equipment performance. Strong leadership and communication skills are essential for directing the tooling team and collaborating with other departments to meet production goals. Analytical skills are used daily to assess tooling data, identify inefficiencies, and implement improvements that enhance productivity and reduce costs. Familiarity with safety and quality standards ensures compliance and promotes a safe working environment. Preferred skills such as experience with CNC machinery and process improvement methodologies further empower the supervisor to drive innovation and operational excellence within the tooling function.