Description:
The Village Companies – MCL Industries Division (Fabrication)
Who We Are
The Village Companies is a family-owned organization made up of multiple businesses across manufacturing services, amusement, and consumer products. Together, we design, build, and deliver innovative products and experiences enjoyed around the world. What makes us different? We combine creativity, craftsmanship, and Midwest work ethic to create things most companies only dream about.
Learn more at www.thevillage.bz.
About the MCL Industries Division
MCL Industries provides high-quality manufacturing and custom metal fabrication services for customers across a wide range of industries. Specializing in machining, fabrication, assembly, and full production runs—from prototypes to finished products—MCL partners closely with customers to deliver dependable, precision-built solutions. Our team takes pride in skilled craftsmanship, collaboration, continuous improvement, and building lasting customer relationships.
Located in Pulaski, Wisconsin (just 25 minutes northwest of Green Bay), we’re proud to call a small-town community home—where hard work, teamwork, and having fun go hand in hand.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
We believe work should be more than just a paycheck.
At The Village Companies, you’ll have the chance to:
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Build cool stuff Learn new skills and grow your career
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Share ideas and make an impact
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Work in a clean, safe environment
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Enjoy casual attire and real work/life balance
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Be part of a team that supports each other
We call it Happiness at Work—and we mean it.
Perks & Benefits
We generously reward hard work and initiative with a full benefits package designed to support both your career and your well-being, including:
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Medical, Dental, Life & Disability Insurance
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Vision Coverage
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On-site Fitness & Wellness Center
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401(k)
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Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
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Tuition Reimbursement
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Onboarding, training, and development opportunities
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Plus more great perks!
About the Role:
The Fabrication Production Supervisor is responsible for leading and coordinating daily operations within the metal fabrication departments, including Mitsubishi CO2/Nitrogen lasers, denesting pick operations, Mitsubishi brake press and forming, hardware insertion (PEM), and general labor support.
This role oversees not only production output, safety, and quality, but also equipment performance, preventive maintenance execution, and overall machine reliability. The Fabrication Supervisor ensures safe, efficient, and on-time production while minimizing downtime and driving continuous improvement.
Hours & Pay
Schedule: Monday–Thursday 6:00am–3:30pm; F 6:00am-10:00am
Pay Range: $60,000 - $77,000 annually
Responsibilities:
Safety
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Assesses work behaviors and work environment to ensure safe working conditions.
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Increases safety awareness, supports and implements safety projects.
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Minimizes hazardous wastes from processes, continually seeking alternatives.
Quality
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Support customer quality requirements and provide technical guidance for staff, ensuring competency in all aspects of assembly.
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Product verification systems in place throughout build process.
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Understands preventative and corrective actions and implements in a timely fashion.
Leadership
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Provide effective leadership, identifying critical skills required for team success and offering opportunity for growth.
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Promote teamwork, provide proper communication, and feedback to the team.
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Participate in workforce planning and recruitment efforts to achieve capacity targets are met.
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Responsible to ensure proper training, complete employee performance evaluations, manage time and attendance, and respond to minor personnel issues with appropriate action.
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Enforces company policy and ensures procedures in place result in action.
Operations
Supervise daily operations across:
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CO2 and Nitrogen laser cutting work centers
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Laser denesting and material handling
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Mitsubishi brake press and forming department
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Hardware insertion (PEM/inserting machines)
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General labor personnel
Key responsibilities:
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Coordinate workflow between cutting, forming, and inserting to eliminate bottlenecks and maintain production flow.
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Manage production schedules to ensure on-time delivery (OTD) and customer commitments are met.
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Monitor labor utilization, productivity metrics, and overall operational efficiency.
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Monitor inventory levels and assist in problem resolution as needed.
Equipment & Preventative Maintenance
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Own and enforce the department’s Preventive Maintenance (PM) program.
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Ensure all PMs are scheduled, tracked, and completed on:
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Laser cutting systems (CO2/Nitrogen)
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Mitsubishi brake presses and other forming equipment
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Hardware insertion machines
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Material handling equipment
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Coordinate with Maintenance to strategically schedule PMs and minimize downtime.
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Monitor machine performance, uptime, and recurring downtime issues.
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Lead root cause analysis for equipment failures.
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Ensure operators complete required autonomous maintenance checks.
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Maintain accurate equipment logs and documentation.
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Identify and communicate critical spare parts inventory needs.
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Drive continuous improvement in:
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Machines uptime
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Changeover time reduction
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Overall Equipment Effectiveness and future needs of equipment.
Requirements:
Education/Training:
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Technical Degree and/or minimum 5 years experience in a welding/fabrication setting.
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Experience in a leadership role.
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ISO experience preferred
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Lean Manufacturing training and/or experience preferred.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
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Computer skills
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ERP System (Epicor)
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Microsoft Suite
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HRIS (Paylocity)
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Provide professionalism, a supporting role model
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Requires a self-starter, capable of multi-tasking and problem solving.
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Communicate at a professional level both verbally and written.
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Ability to read blueprints
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Flexible and can quickly adjust to change
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Attention to detail, demonstrates accuracy and thoroughness
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Continuous improvement mindset
Travel Requirements:
Physical Requirements:
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Be able to lift 10-50 lbs. for short periods; up to 100lbs occasionally
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Physical requirements may vary based upon product.
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Must be able to stand for several hours per day, sit, bend, and lift.
Safety-Sensitive Position: Fabrication Production Supervisor role is considered a safety-sensitive position. Employees are responsible for operating and working around manufacturing equipment, power tools, moving machinery, and material handling devices where inattentiveness or inability to safely perform assigned duties could result in injury to themselves or others. Employees must be physically capable of performing the essential functions of the job, with or without reasonable accommodation, and must consistently demonstrate the ability to work safely, follow safety policies, and maintain situational awareness in a manufacturing environment. Safety performance is a critical component of successful job performance in this role.
Materials and Equipment Utilized:
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Hand tools, assembly and testing equipment, and industry-specific metrology instruments
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Computer systems and related office equipment (computers, printers, etc.)
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Required safety equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection, cut-resistant gloves, steel-toe footwear, and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection in designated areas
Working Environment:
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95% Manufacturing: clean, low to moderate noise, safety glasses required and other personal protective equipment (PPE) where applicable.
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5% - Customer sites: inspection of quality issues of installed or warehoused assembles
Online applications only. No phone calls or in-person applications please. No relocation assistance available.
The Village Companies is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
