Step into a role where your leadership directly shapes how products come to life. As the Operations Manager, you’ll guide a tight-knit assembly and fabrication team through the daily pace of building high-quality equipment.
You’ll know what to do when the workflow needs clarity, when a bottleneck appears, or when a process needs to get sharper—bringing order, direction, and continuous improvement to a growing operation. You have experience managing people and can elevate a team’s performance through strong operational judgment.
Familiarity with machining, fabrication, or scaling production within a growing organization.
Why This Opportunity Stands Out
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Ownership: Lead the full production flow—assembly, fabrication, scheduling, and shipping—with visibility across the entire shop.
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Hands-on leadership: You’ll solve problems in real time, remove friction, and see the results of your decisions every day.
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Growth: The company is growing, and your process improvements will become the backbone of future operations.
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Development: Guide and develop an experienced group of assembly techs, fabricators, and shop personnel.
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Problem Solving: If you thrive in environments that appreciate ownership, continuous improvement, and operational excellence, you’ll feel right at home.
What You’ll Lead
- Oversee day-to-day assembly, fabrication, and production workflows across facilities
- Manage production scheduling, resource allocation, and shop-floor priorities
- Conduct root-cause analysis and implement CI/Kaizen-driven improvements
- Collaborate with shipping and supply chain to ensure on-time delivery
- Drive consistency in processes, documentation, and quality standards
- Coach and develop production talent with high expectations for skill and performance
- Roll up your sleeves—support troubleshooting, solve ops challenges, keep work flowing
What You Bring
- Proven experience leading teams in manufacturing, assembly, or production environments
- Strong operational reasoning and hands-on troubleshooting abilities
- Experience with Continuous Improvement (CI/Kaizen) and structured root-cause analysis
- Background in managing production scheduling, product flow, and shop-floor operations
- Comfortable working fully on-site and leading cross-functional shop personnel
- Ability to clearly communicate with others and make sound decisions
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