Manufacturing Shop Manager

Cameron Park, CA
Full Time
Machine Shop
Manager/Supervisor

Why consider a career with Snowline Engineering?
Snowline Engineering is a state-of-the-art precision machining facility located in the beautiful foothills of the Sierra Nevada just 20 minutes outside of Sacramento. Our company's objective is to provide our customers with diversity in precision machining, precision sheet metal, light to medium fabrication, and turnkey assemblies.

We have been in business since 1966 and have a very diverse customer base including customers from the Aerospace, Robotics, Medical and Train industries.

Our 80,000 square foot facility features the most state of the art equipment in the industry.

We offer in-house training and opportunity for advancement.

If you want to work for a company that values excellence and surround yourself with a talented team of professionals, we look forward to receiving your resume!

Position: Manufacturing Shop Manager 
Location:   Cameron Park, CA
Status:   Full Time
Hours:   Monday - Friday 6:00am - 2:30pm

Our Compensation and Benefits show how much we value our team!

  • $105,000 – $140,000 annually, depending on experience
  • Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance with high company contribution
  • Long Term Disability and Life Insurance Plans
  • 401K plan with Company Match
  • Generous Paid Vacation, Sick Time, and Holidays
  • Snap Fitness Gym Membership

About the role

Snowline is a precision CNC machining company serving aerospace, defense, and high-reliability customers. We’ve grown from 45 to 115 people in two years, across two buildings and 37 machines.

The Shop Manager owns daily production flow: what runs, in what order, on which machine, with which people. This is a floor job, not a desk job. You will be the person who knows where every job stands without looking it up.

What you’ll own

  1. Daily job sequencing and machine loading across VMC, HMC, multi-axis, and lathe departments
  2. Shift-to-shift handoff between days and the Mon–Thu night shift
  3. Labor allocation and cross-training coverage against the schedule
  4. WIP status and bottleneck escalation — surfacing problems before due dates move, not after
  5. Direct supervision of shop supervisors and leads; first-line attendance and performance management
  6. Job data quality in our ERP (JobBoss²): routers, work center assignments, time capture

What you won’t own

Quality system ownership, NCR disposition, and compliance audit response sit with our quality organization. You’ll work with them daily and you’re accountable for adherence on your floor — but this role is scoped to production flow, deliberately, so the person in it can stay on the floor.

What we’re looking for

  1. 5+ years supervising or managing a CNC machining floor; aerospace, defense, or medical preferred
  2. Fluent in shop-floor reality: setup vs. run time, fixturing constraints, tool availability, how a schedule breaks
  3. Direct experience with ERP/MRP production data — JobBoss, E2, Epicor, or equivalent
  4. Able to read prints and GD&T well enough to challenge a routing, not necessarily to program
  5. Track record building people, not just assigning them. We promote from within and we want a manager who makes that possible.
  6. AS9100 environment experience is a strong plus

Requirements

  1. U.S. Person as defined under ITAR (22 CFR 120.62). This position requires access to export-controlled technical data.
  2. Able to pass background check and drug screen

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