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The CNC Team Leader is a hands‑on leader on the shop floor. They coordinate the daily work of CNC machinists and operators to execute the established manufacturing plan, ensuring safety, quality, and efficiency. The role focuses on clear direction, team support, first‑line problem solving, and safe, reliable output - escalating issues promptly to Manufacturing Management and CAM when needed.
Job Responsibility:
Lead daily CNC shop‑floor operations with a strong safety first mindset
Conduct toolbox talks and enforce SWMS and operating procedures
Allocate work to machinists and operators based on the issued plan and machine availability, providing clear instructions and priorities
Coach and support team members on set‑ups, safe operation, and in‑process checks
Monitor job progress, update job progress boards, and escalate delays or issues promptly
Ensure adherence to work instructions, drawings, and quality standards (GD&T)
Coordinate first‑Quality Assurance (QA) checks and hold work if quality risks arise
Maintain 6S standards, housekeeping, and safe walkways across CNC areas
Oversee routine equipment maintenance and log machine faults for service
Manage tooling and consumable inventory
request replenishment as needed
Liaise with CAM, Tool Design, and Tool Delivery to resolve technical or workflow issues
Keep accurate records of output, maintenance, hazards, and team training
Identify and implement practical shop‑floor improvements (set‑up reduction, 6S, workflow)
Requirements:
Experience leading a team in a machining/CNC environment (foreman, team leader, leading hand, or similar)
Trade qualification in Toolmaking/Machining (Cert III/IV or equivalent experience)
Sound working knowledge of CNC machining (e.g., multi‑axis milling/turning, EDM fundamentals), set‑ups, and safe operation
Ability to read technical drawings and apply GD&T in practical checks
Strong WHS knowledge
confident running toolbox talks and documenting hazards/incidents
Clear communicator with practical problem solving
Basic digital skills for job tracking and reporting
Nice to have:
Exposure to LSR tooling components and precision tolerances
Experience supporting Quality Assurance processes and in‑process inspection
Licences: Overhead crane, basic rigging/dogging (or willingness to obtain)
Familiarity with 6S/Lean basics and standard work on the shop floor