Weld Fabrication Supervisor – 2nd Shift at Alloy Engineering, Berea, OH

Berea, Ohio, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 Sep, 26

Salary

100000.0

Posted On

18 Jun, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Welding Supervision, Fabrication Management, GMAW, GTAW, Blueprint Reading, Welding Symbols, Production Scheduling, Quality Control, Labor Management, Safety Leadership, Technical Troubleshooting, Process Improvement, ASME Standards, AWS Standards, WIP Control, Root Cause Analysis

Industry

mining

Description

Description Alloy Engineering – Berea, OH Reports To: Plant Manager Shift: Second Shift (core execution leadership role) Position Status: Salaried Exempt Alloy Engineering is hiring a hands-on Welding / Fabrication Supervisor to lead our 2nd shift operations in Berea. This is a high-impact leadership role with full ownership of production, quality, and team performance. If you’re a strong shop-floor leader who thrives in fast-paced fabrication environments, this is your opportunity to make a difference. As part of a 100% employee-owned company, this role offers the opportunity to make a direct impact while sharing in the company’s success. Role Objective The Weld / Fabrication Supervisor is responsible for owning execution of welding and forming operations on second shift, ensuring production meets schedule, quality, safety, and labor targets. This role serves as the primary on-shift leader, making real-time decisions to maintain flow, resolve issues, and deliver results without dependence on day-shift leadership. Why This Role Exists - Alloy Engineering requires strong on-shift leadership to maintain production flow outside of normal business hours - The Plant Manager in combination with Manager of Integrated Operations establishes direction, priorities, and systems — this role ensures execution happens in real time. - Effective shift-level ownership is critical to meeting delivery commitments, maintaining quality standards, and controlling labor performance. Essential Functions and Core Responsibilities: Production Execution & Schedule Attainment · Own execution of the daily production schedule for forming and welding operations · Ensure work is completed on time and to quality standards · Identify and resolve bottlenecks in real time to maintain flow · Sequence work within the shift to support overall plant priorities · Maintain control of WIP to prevent downstream delays or accumulation Fabrication Flow Ownership · Coordinate workflow between welding, press brake, and upstream fabrication processes · Ensure balanced flow of work across operations · Adjust labor and priorities as conditions change Safety Leadership · Own safety performance on shift including hazard recognition and incident response · Maintain disciplined work environment and PPE compliance · Address unsafe conditions immediately Quality & Workmanship · Ensure welds meet ASME, AWS and company standards · Drive in-process quality discipline and containment of non-conformances · Support root cause identification and corrective actions Labor Management & Team Leadership · Lead and develop welders and fabrication personnel · Assign work and optimize labor utilization · Provide coaching, feedback, and performance oversight · Support training and skill development · Lead thru Visual Metrics – Safety, OTD, Quality, Productivity, Rework, and Utilization Shift Communication & Coordination · Provide structured daily handoff to plant supervision and Plant Manager · Escalate production risks early · Ensure clear communication across shifts Problem Solving & Continuous Improvement · Resolve technical production issues in real time · Implement countermeasures to maintain output · Support continuous improvement efforts Technical Troubleshooting & Process Support · Serve as the first point of contact for technical issues impacting welding, forming, and fabrication operations on shift · Troubleshoot weld defects, fit-up issues, distortion, and process inconsistencies in real time · Interpret prints, WPS requirements, and welding symbols to guide proper execution and correct errors · Support resolution of equipment-related issues (weld machines, fixtures, press brakes) in coordination with maintenance as needed · Identify root causes of recurring process problems and implement immediate countermeasures to maintain production flow · Partner with Engineering & Quality to resolve complex technical issues and ensure corrective actions are sustained · Provide hands-on guidance and coaching to operators to improve technique, consistency, and overall workmanship · Ensure technical issues are documented, communicated, and handed off effectively between shifts Decision Rights · Decides: Labor assignments, job sequencing, immediate safety actions · Recommends: Staffing changes, process improvements, equipment needs · Escalates: Material shortages, quality issues, missed targets, safety incidents Success Matrix · Schedule attainment (OTD) · Labor efficiency · Weld quality and NCR rates (rework, NCRs (internal deviations), MRBs (customer facing deviations) · Safety performance · Workforce attendance and stability Requirements · 7+ years in fabrication or welding manufacturing · 2+ years in a leadership role · Strong knowledge of welding processes (GMAW, GTAW) · Experience in job shop or heavy fabrication preferred · Blueprint reading and welding symbols proficiency · Experience leading teams in fast-paced environments Work Environment: · Manufacturing environment with heat and noise · Standing, lifting (up to 50 lbs), bending, reaching required · PPE including steel-toe boots required Perks and Benefits: · Competitive compensation · Hours: 50 hrs a week, 2 Saturdays per month · Bonus: $10,000 based on established KPI's · Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) · 401(k) with company match · Health insurance · Paid holidays and PTO · Tuition reimbursement

Responsibilities

Lead second-shift welding and forming operations to ensure production schedules, quality standards, and safety targets are met. Manage labor utilization, resolve technical fabrication issues in real-time, and coordinate workflow between various fabrication processes.