MACHINE SHOP SUPERVISOR – TAMWORTH

£17.11 per hour + Enhanced Overtime Rates
Mon–Thurs 06:45–16:45 (3-Day Weekend!)
Are you an experienced machinist ready to step up or a supervisor looking for your next challenge?
We’re looking for a driven Machine Shop Supervisor to lead our team in Tamworth and play a key role in the future of our machining operations. This is your chance to make a real impact – you’ll oversee the modernisation of our machine shop, reduce manual operations, and help us transition towards CNC machining. Precision, quality, and speed will be your focus, and you’ll be given the autonomy to make it happen.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

• Competitive Pay: £17.11 per hour
• Overtime Paid Extra: Weekdays x1.33, Saturdays x1.50, Sundays x2.00
• Long Weekends: Standard Monday–Thursday shift
• Career Progression: Ideal if you’re a senior machinist ready to step up or a supervisor wanting to grow further
• Impactful Role: Shape the way we work and lead change in the shop floor

What You’ll Be Doing

• Leading daily machining operations and motivating the team
• Driving the transition from manual to CNC machining
• Challenging speeds, tolerances, and quality standards to improve performance
• Supporting and training machinists, building skills for the future
• Planning workloads and ensuring deadlines are met

What We’re Looking For

• Strong machining background (manual and CNC)
• A leader at heart – whether you’ve led before or are ready to step up
• Skilled in precision, tooling, and problem-solving
• Someone who thrives on improving processes and pushing for better results

If you’re ambitious, passionate about machining, and want a role where you can shape the future of the shop floor, we’d love to hear from you.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: £17.11 per hour
Expected hours: 38 per week

Benefits:

• Employee discount
• Free parking
• Life insurance
• On-site parking

Work Location: In perso

• Leading daily machining operations and motivating the team
• Driving the transition from manual to CNC machining
• Challenging speeds, tolerances, and quality standards to improve performance
• Supporting and training machinists, building skills for the future
• Planning workloads and ensuring deadlines are me