Lathe and Milling Machine Supervisor

Conventional lathes and milling machines (manual/semi-automatic) operation, maintenance and repair. independently complete parts machining according to requirement of departments.
Core Skills

• Proficient in operating conventional lathes and milling machines (manual/semi-automatic) and capable of independently completing part machining.

• Able to read mechanical drawings (CAD drawings preferred) and proficient in using measuring tools such as vernier calipers and micrometers.

• Knowledge of metal material properties (e.g., steel, aluminum, copper) and mastery of cutting parameter adjustments (speed, feed rate).

• Ability to perform routine equipment maintenance and troubleshoot common mechanical failures (e.g., transmission system and hydraulic system issues).
Bonus Skills

• Experience operating grinding machines, drilling machines, and wire-cut EDM machines.

• Basic electrical knowledge to assist electricians in handling simple circuit issues.

• Proficiency in welding (electric welding, TIG welding) or bench fitting skills.
Qualifications & Certifications

• Possession of an intermediate or higher vocational qualification certificate for lathe/milling/bench fitting (e.g., National Occupational Qualification Level 4).

• Special operation certificates (e.g., electrician certificate, welding certificate) are preferred.
Personal Qualities

• Strong sense of responsibility, safety awareness, and ability to adapt to workshop environments (noise, oil stains, etc.).

• Hands-on ability, logical thinking, and capability to solve problems independently.

• Willingness to work in shifts and accept overtime assignments as needed.
Other Requirements

• Age: 25-45 years (subject to physical labor intensity).

• Good physical health, no color blindness, no fear of heights, and ability to lift items up to 50 kg.

• Local residents or long-term residents preferred.

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