Sub Assembly Supervisor

About Goshen Engineering

Goshen Engineering provides innovative custom engineered to order solutions in industrial automation and power distribution. We are a rapidly growing manufacturing and engineering company in Eastern North Carolina.

Our automation division specializes in custom industrial automation, system integration services, turn-key robotic systems, control system upgrades, and on-site automation services.

Our electrical power distribution division services include custom engineering of UL891 switchboards, integrated power skids, string inverter racks, EV charging solutions., custom bus duct and trough, and other fully integrated solutions for data centers, utility scale solar power, battery energy storage, electric vehicle charging, and industrial power distribution.

Joining our team means embracing the opportunity to tackle a variety of complex challenges across multiple disciplines. Our work culture thrives on a spirit of teamwork, innovation, ambition, and drive while offering a unique flexibility and a family-oriented atmosphere of a small privately held company.

We are looking for individuals who are looking for more than just a routine 8-5 job. If you are determined, ambitious, proactive in developing your skill, take pride in your work, work well with a team, value hard work, and are ready to commit to your professional growth and our company’s success, then this is the place for you.

Goshen Engineering is seeking a hands-on Sub Assembly Supervisor to directly supervise the Sub Assembly team within Production and support the safe, efficient, and quality-focused completion of subassembly work. Reporting to the Production Manager, this role leads Sub Assembly Technician I-III employees and coordinates staffing, workflow, materials, quality, training, and production priorities so completed subassemblies meet approved drawings, documentation, schedule, and downstream production requirements.

• Directly supervise and coordinate the work of Sub Assembly Technician I-III employees within the Sub Assembly subdepartment.
• Plan and assign daily subassembly work, staffing, and priorities based on production schedules, employee capabilities, material availability, and delivery requirements.
• Review production drawings, work instructions, specifications, measurements, and material requirements and ensure employees have the information, tools, equipment, and resources needed to complete assigned work.
• Monitor subassembly work and production progress for workmanship, fit, alignment, quality, documentation, and schedule performance; identify delays, bottlenecks, or resource needs and take appropriate action or elevate as needed.
• Ensure required quality checks are performed and documented and address or communicate defects, deviations, rework needs, missing information, and material issues identified during subassembly work.
• Provide day-to-day direction, coaching, training, performance feedback, and accountability and support employee development through the Sub Assembly Technician I-III career structure.
• Coordinate with Production Management, Electrical Assembly, Control Wiring, Quality, Engineering, Materials, and other functions to resolve production issues and ensure drawings, materials, tools, and information are available to support scheduled work.
• Address subassembly, fit, alignment, tooling, material, quality, documentation, and workflow issues within assigned authority and elevate matters requiring additional technical or operational support.
• Ensure assigned work areas, tools, equipment, materials, and production information are organized and available to support safe and efficient work.
• Support safe work practices, efficient production methods, quality improvement, lean manufacturing, process standardization, and continuous learning within the assigned team.
• Maintain and support required production, quality, inspection, training, and work records and applicable business systems.
• Perform hands-on subassembly or related production support as needed to address workflow, training, quality, or schedule requirements.

Required

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience in manufacturing, subassembly, electrical assembly, industrial assembly, or a related production environment.
• Ability to read and work from production drawings, instructions, specifications, and measurements and use measuring devices, hand tools, and power tools appropriate to assigned work.
• Strong attention to detail,…