Machining manager vs quality control supervisor

Differences between machining manager and quality control supervisor duties and responsibilities

Machining manager example responsibilities.

• Manage production of text and cover weights maintaining highest quality standards in compliance with ISO standards.
• Manage daily operations of precision machining facility that produces components for the medical and aerospace industry.
• Review engineering drawings, initiate tool requests, write CNC programs and perform trouble shooting.
• Ensure ISO standards are met.
• Lead a team of highly skil CNC programmers and machinists in a sophisticate, fast pace stamping die facility.
• Perform surface grinding, lathe turning, milling, wire and plunge EDM burning, polishing and assembly of molds
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Quality control supervisor example responsibilities.

• Own, manage, and oversight to comprehensive quality management systems including leading policy deployment process within quality assurance function.
• Implement and maintain quality system process in compliance with GMP's, quality standards and assist quality system process improvements projects.
• Replace components as required, troubleshoot, and rig engines and flight controls.
• Identify and solve problems regarding concrete, aggregates, and asphalt production and placement.
• Notify department of CAPA requirement and are responsible for the completion and documentation of the CAPA.
• Participate in CAPA activities, write and review incident reports, and implement solutions in the lab.
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