Posted August 26, 2026
Shift Supervisor
Supreme Machined Products
Spring Lake, Michigan 49456, United States
Full-Time
65000.00 - 77000.00
Reference: 3160101398
Supreme Machined Products is seeking a hands-on 3rd Shift Supervisor to lead precision machining operations in our advanced manufacturing facility. This role oversees night-shift production of close-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial customers. Responsibilities include scheduling work, monitoring CNC machining performance, ensuring quality and safety compliance, and supporting a small team of machinists and operators. The supervisor will drive 5S and continuous improvement, coordinate with engineering and quality, and provide clear shift handoffs. Enjoy a close-knit culture, modern equipment, skills growth, and advancement potential in a stable, quality-focused company.
Responsibilities
- Lead and coordinate 3rd shift machining and production operations to meet safety, quality, and delivery goals
- Assign work, monitor throughput, and adjust priorities to maintain flow across CNC and support processes
- Ensure adherence to quality standards, work instructions, and customer specifications
- Train, coach, and support operators and technicians in machining best practices and safety
- Monitor machine performance, address basic issues, and escalate maintenance needs
- Verify completion of setups, first-piece inspections, and in-process checks
- Maintain accurate shift documentation, production reporting, and handoff communication
- Drive 5
- S, continuous improvement, and corrective actions on the shop floor
- Enforce safety policies, conduct walk-throughs, and promote a safe work culture
- Collaborate with engineering, quality, and management to resolve production problems
Required Skills
- CNC machining operations
- G-code and CNC controls familiarity
- Reading engineering drawings and blueprints
- Use of precision measuring tools (micrometers, calipers, gauges)
- Production scheduling and shift coordination
- Quality control and inspection practices
- Root cause analysis and problem-solving
- Lean manufacturing/5
- S implementation
- MS Office or manufacturing software for reporting
- Safety procedures in a machining environment
