The Production Supervisor – Valve Machining (Mid-Level) will be responsible for overseeing the end-to-end machining operations of valve components, ensuring smooth workflow, adherence to quality standards, and achievement of daily production targets. This position requires technical expertise in valve machining, strong team management, and a proactive approach to process improvement.
Supervise daily machining operations for valve components (body, bonnet, stem, disc, seat rings, etc.).
Manage CNC, VMC, turning, and boring machine schedules to meet production and delivery timelines.
Review work orders, allocate resources effectively, and ensure efficient use of tools and manpower.
Monitor production KPIs such as output, rejection rates, downtime, and machine utilization.
Ensure all machining processes are compliant with quality standards (ASME/API/ISO) and internal SOPs.
Conduct in-process inspections and collaborate with Quality Control to address non-conformances.
Train and mentor machine operators and junior staff to ensure skill development and productivity.
Coordinate with planning, maintenance, and tool room teams for smooth production flow.
Implement 5S, Kaizen, and lean manufacturing practices on the shop floor.
Prepare and maintain shift reports, production logs, and documentation for audits.
Valve Machining Expertise:
Hands-on experience in machining valve components of various types (Gate, Globe, Ball, Butterfly, Check valves).
Knowledge of machining operations on cast, forged, or bar stock materials (CI, SS, CS, Alloy Steel).
Machine & Tool Management:
Strong understanding of CNC and conventional machines, programming basics, and cutting tools.
Knowledge of setup, offsets, tool life monitoring, and machine trouble-shooting.
Production Planning & Execution:
Efficient handling of shift-level scheduling, material flow, and manpower planning.
Ability to meet daily production targets while minimizing downtime and defects.
Quality & Process Compliance:
Well-versed in reading engineering drawings and applying GD&T principles.
Proactive in identifying and eliminating quality issues and supporting root cause analysis.
Team Supervision & Safety:
Manage a team of 15–25 operators/technicians across one or more shifts.
Enforce safety, discipline, and housekeeping standards on the shop floor.
Diploma or Bachelor's in Mechanical / Production Engineering.
5–8 years of experience in valve or precision component machining.
Proven supervisory experience with a focus on productivity and team performance.
Knowledge of machining-related software (basic CNC programming, ERP/MES systems).
Strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.