Job Description
Title: Machine Shop Supervisor
Reports To: Production Foreman
Work Location: Machine/Fabrication Shop
Job Summary
The position serves as a focal point of all machining operations within the company and
requires coordination of work with other departmental supervisors, machinists, sub-contractors,
engineering and management to ensure timely delivery of quality parts.
Requirements and Responsibilities
Minimum 5-7 years experience with operation of 3 and 4 axis CNC Machines, tool setup, editing and inspection in prototype and production environments
Minimum 2-3 year experience managing schedules, workflow, safety, personnel and
equipment
Experience with software application such as Visual Mill
Experience with planning, estimating and reporting
Ability to set up, program, operate and troubleshoot CNC lathes and mills independently
Clean, repair and perform preventive maintenance on CNC machinery
Manage organization, safety and maintenance of the machine shop
Reduce set up time and machining time through process improvements.
Maintain all machine shop repair and maintenance records
Inspect completed work for conformance to specification using tools such as calipers,
height gauges, micrometers, rulers etc.
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Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
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Excellent attention to detail
Able to read blueprints and technical drawings
Work well independently and within a team and has the ability to coordinate efforts with
fellow co-workers
Considerable knowledge of the tools, equipment, materials, methods, and standard
practices of the trade
Considerable knowledge of the maintenance and repair of machine shop tools and
equipment.
Needs a strong appreciation of the importance of completing tasks on time
Excellent communication skills, both written and oral
20/20 Vision (either naturally or with correction)
Must be adaptable to a changing work environment and competing demands
Education
High School degree, diploma or a GED required
Physical Demands
In an average workday, employee must:
Not At All
Sit
Stand
Walk
Bend/Stoop
Lift/Push/Pull/Carry
Usual Amount 25 lbs
Max Amount 75 lbs
Operate heavy machinery
Perform manual dexterity
Exposed to dust, fumes, gases,
chemicals
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(15 min - 2.5 hr)
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(2.5 - 5.5 hr)
Constantly
(5.5 hr +)
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How to Apply:
For more information about CIRS please visit www.cirsinc.com.
Résumés should be faxed to 757-855-2110 attention to Dena Current or mailed to:
CIRS
Attention: Human Resources
2428 Almeda Avenue, Suite 316
Norfolk, VA 23513
Computerized Imaging Reference Systems, Inc. (CIRS) was founded in 1983 to improve upon
existing tissue simulation methodology and provide quantitative reference standards for
Computed Tomography. Today CIRS is recognized world wide for tissue simulation and is a
leading manufacturer of phantoms and simulators for quantitative densitometry, calibration,
quality control and research in the field of medical imaging (X-ray, ultrasound, magnetic
resonance) and radiotherapy. CIRS markets its products to original equipment manufacturers,
service providers and academic research institutions. The Company’s end users include
radiologists, research scientists, equipment technicians, quality assurance specialists, application
specialists and medical physicists.
CIRS personnel have specific knowledge in areas that include physics, computational modeling,
chemistry, computer aided design, bio-modeling, tool and mold design, pattern making, resin
casting, plastics fabrication and machining. The company operates out of a single 25,000 sq ft
facility located in Norfolk, Virginia.