Tooling manager vs lead operator

Differences between tooling manager and lead operator duties and responsibilities

Tooling manager example responsibilities.

• Manage fastener development and prototyping, and work to reduce cost across large part of fastener commodities.
• Lead JSA prior to picking up tools to run in wellbore and to pulling out wellbore and laying down tools.
• Supervise fishing operations and manage rig controls and risk analyses.
• Manage daily operations of precision machining facility that produces components for the medical and aerospace industry.
• Manage workflow and oversee strict cleanroom operations, assuring compliance with FDA specifications including labeling and packaging traceability.
• Perform many duties including, manual machining, operation of CNC mills, lathes, sinker and wire EDM's.
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Lead operator example responsibilities.

• Plan, organize, and lead Kaizen activities as well as managed the cost reduction activities from idea to implementation.
• Contact potential REO listing brokers achieving the highest return call rate.
• Create UAT scripts and utilize statistical process controls to manage loan process quality and ensure consistency.
• Achieve goals in various metrics, from sales to plan, payroll, additional services, print center.
• Manage and organize incoming records and publications for use on SharePoint.
• Need method to proactively manage the business improving cross-functional collaboration & KPI visibility.
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