CNC Operations Manager

• Mentor and guide manufacturing personnel—ranging from supervisors and leads to machinists—to foster a culture of high performance, collaboration, and ongoing professional growth.
• Manage critical capital investments and production initiatives, such as capacity scaling, new technology integration, and process refinement, to ensure all projects meet budgetary and scheduling targets.
• Serve as the primary technical authority for precision CNC machining, resolving complex production issues to enhance overall operational output.
• Collaborate across departments including Engineering, Quality, and Supply Chain to streamline project execution and facilitate the seamless introduction of new product lines.
• Champion Lean manufacturing principles to boost throughput and machine efficiency, helping the entire facility achieve superior safety standards and consistent on-time delivery.

• Mentor and guide manufacturing personnel—ranging from supervisors and leads to machinists—to foster a culture of high performance, collaboration, and ongoing professional growth.
• Manage critical capital investments and production initiatives, such as capacity scaling, new technology integration, and process refinement, to ensure all projects meet budgetary and scheduling targets.
• Serve as the primary technical authority for precision CNC machining, resolving complex production issues to enhance overall operational output.
• Collaborate across departments including Engineering, Quality, and Supply Chain to streamline project execution and facilitate the seamless introduction of new product lines.
• Champion Lean manufacturing principles to boost throughput and machine efficiency, helping the entire facility achieve superior safety standards and consistent on-time delivery.

• A degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing, or a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of professional experience.
• At least seven to ten years of experience within a manufacturing or machining environment, with a minimum of three to five years spent in a supervisory capacity.
• Familiarity with AS9100 or ISO quality frameworks, alongside a solid grasp of environmental protocols, OSHA safety standards, and labor regulations.
• Expertise in continuous improvement and Lean methodologies, with Six Sigma credentials considered an asset.
• Strong leadership and project management capabilities, enabling you to drive organizational change and effectively navigate complex, multi-departmental priorities.
• Competency in ERP/MRP platforms and Microsoft Office suites, combined with excellent communication skills; must satisfy ITAR requirements for U.S. persons.

The annual salary range for this position is $100,000 to $140,000.