CNC Machining Supervisor; Eastlake, OH

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Management Eastlake, OH, US

Salary Range: $38.00 To $40.00 Annually

Job Description

Lead the machining team. Improve shop floor performance. Deliver quality parts on schedule.

Pay:$38.00 to $40.00 per hour
Type: Full-time | Hourly non-exempt
Schedule: First shift | Overtime required
Location:
Onsite | Eastlake, Ohio
Department: Operations
Reports to: Machining Manager

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Three weeks of paid time off

11 paid company holidays

Company-paid training and development

Employee engagement events

Stable, precision-manufacturing environment

Midwest Precision is a CNC manufacturer serving the aerospace, defense, energy, and fluid-power industries. We manufacture complex, close-tolerance components where quality, traceability, and reliable delivery matter.

We are seeking a hands-on CNC Machining Supervisor to lead daily machining activities, support employees, and improve safety, quality, delivery, and productivity.A minimum of five years of CNC machining experience, experience with both mills and lathes, and prior supervisory experience are required.

Lead, coach, and develop CNC machinists, setup operators, and other assigned employees

Coordinate daily work assignments to meet production schedules and customer commitments

Provide hands-on technical support for CNC mill and lathe setups, tooling, offsets, and machining troubleshooting

Set clear expectations for output, quality, safety, attendance, and accountability

Monitor machine performance, labor utilization, downtime, scrap, and rework

Identify production issues early and resolve challenges affecting workflow or delivery

Partner with the Machining Manager and Supply Chain on production priorities and scheduling

Work closely with Engineering, Quality, and Maintenance to resolve process, equipment, and product issues

Ensure employees follow approved work instructions, job travelers, inspection requirements, and machining processes

Support employee training, performance management, and development in partnership with the Machining Manager and Human Resources

Drive continuous improvement in setup times, throughput, workflow, and operational consistency

Maintain accurate production, training, and performance documentation

Promote a strong safety culture and support compliance with AS9100, customer, and internal requirements

Work required overtime to support production needs

Perform other duties as assigned

At least five years of CNC machining experience

Experience with both CNC mills and CNC lathes

Prior supervisory experience
, including assigning work, coaching employees, and addressing performance concerns

Strong knowledge of CNC setups, tooling, cutting parameters, offsets, and machining processes

Ability to read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, and GD&T

Proficiency with precision measuring instruments and in-process inspection

Ability to troubleshoot machining issues and support close-tolerance manufacturing

Strong communication, organizational, and practical problem-solving skills

Ability to manage competing priorities and hold employees accountable for results

Availability to work first shift and required overtime

Experience in aerospace, defense, or another highly regulated manufacturing environment is preferred. Familiarity with AS9100 or ISO quality systems, ERP systems, and continuous improvement practices is also preferred.

This position may involve access to export-controlled information. The selected candidate must be eligible for access in accordance with applicable export-control requirements.

You will have a direct impact on daily machining performance. You’ll lead a skilled team, solve production challenges, and help improve the safety, quality, and reliability of our CNC manufacturing operations.

Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to legally protected characteristics.