PermanentSkilled Trades & Artisans
Workshop Manager (CNC Milling, Turning & Multi-Axis)
- Location
- Johannesburg, Gauteng
- Contract
- Permanent
- Salary (as advertised)
- R40 000 – R60 000 per month
- Minimum qualification
- Bachelor's degree
- Closing date
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- CNC programming
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Job description
Workshop Manager (CNC Milling, Turning & Multi-Axis)
Location: Gauteng, JHB - Eastern Suburbs
Job Type: Permanent
Seniority Level: Mid-Career (Above 6 yrs exp in a CNC machining environment), with 2 years in a lead / supervisory role)
Overview
We are looking for a Workshop Manager with experience in CNC Milling, Turning & Multi-Axis machines to join our team. As a Workshop Manager, you will report to the Operations Manager and play a key role in overseeing the design and engineering processes, machine operations, team leadership, quality control, cost management, and safety compliance.
Duties and Responsibilities
* Design and Engineering
* Develop & optimize fixturing, production ready programs using Autodesk Fusion
* Create 3D models, CAM toolpaths, and export machine-ready code
* Machine Operation & Production
* Set up, calibrate and operate CNC milling & turning machines
* Team Leadership & Supervision
* Quality & Compliance
* Cost Control & Material Management
* Assist with job costing & quotations
* Safety & Housekeeping
* Timekeeping & Reporting
* Monitor & report on machine utilization, downtime and production metrics
Qualifications
Diplomas, Technical Qualification in BTech- Mechanical Engineering
Skills
* Managing daily operations of CNC workshop
* Programming, setting and running CNC machines
* Proficiency in Autodesk Fusion for efficient production workflows
* Cost control and maintaining tool and consumable inventories
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