Cnc Supervisor

Role & responsibilities

CNC Production Supervision & Operations Management

• Supervise daily operations of the CNC routing section and ensure smooth production execution .
• Monitor CNC machine utilization, production flow, and nesting efficiency to maximize productivity.
• Supervise CNC operators and ensure proper execution of production orders and machining instructions.
• Ensure correct machine setup, tooling selection, and CNC program execution before production starts.
• Coordinate production priorities and urgent orders based on operational requirements and delivery schedules.
• Manage mixed production environments efficiently while maintaining workflow balance and productivity.

CAM, Programming & Technical Coordination

• Review CNC programs, nesting layouts, and machining instructions before production execution.
• Detect drawing mistakes, programming errors, or machining conflicts before processing materials.
• Coordinate closely with Technical Office regarding drawings, nesting optimization, and machining requirements.
• Ensure proper understanding and application of tool paths, feed/speed concepts, and machining strategies.
• Support continuous improvement in machining optimization, cycle time reduction, and material utilization .

Tooling & Machine Performance Management

• Monitor tooling condition, tool wear, and tooling consumption to maintain machining quality and control costs.
• Ensure proper tooling management, replacement planning, and tooling availability.
• Analyze and reduce causes of chip-out, burn marks, machining defects, and repeated quality issues.
• Coordinate with Maintenance team regarding CNC breakdowns, preventive maintenance, and machine performance issues.
• Support actions to reduce machine downtime and improve overall equipment efficiency.

Production Flow, WIP & Operational Control

• Monitor production bottlenecks, queue management, and WIP control across CNC operations.
• Ensure smooth transfer of machined components to the next production stages.
• Follow production schedules and ensure proper coordination between CNC, Production, QC, and Technical Office.
• Maintain operational discipline, reporting accuracy, and production tracking.

Safety, Quality & Housekeeping

• Ensure CNC operations comply with factory safety procedures and quality standards.
• Monitor machining quality and dimensional accuracy during production.
• Ensure CNC machines and work areas maintain proper housekeeping and operational discipline.
• Promote safe machine operation and proper material handling practices.

Reporting & Documentation

• Fill production reports accurately and follow structured reporting procedures.
• Report machine performance, production issues, downtime, tooling status, and operational concerns regularly.
• Track production performance indicators and support operational improvement initiatives.