CNC Lead - Production Manufacturing

Balanced Body•Sacramento, CA

16h•Onsite

About The Position

Lead. Build. Grow. At Balanced Body®, we don't just make world-class Pilates equipment — we make it with craft, care, and a team of people who genuinely love what they do. Our Woodshop is the heartbeat of our manufacturing operation, and we're looking for a driven, people-first leader to step up as our next CNC Crew Lead. This isn't just a technical role — it's a chance to shape a team, sharpen your leadership skills, and leave your mark on products that change lives in over 100 countries.

Requirements

5+ years operating and programming CNC/Robot machines
3+ years in a leadership role, ideally leading CNC teams
Strong communicator — written and verbal
Strategic, collaborative, and solutions-oriented
Adaptable when priorities shift (and they will)
Physically ready for a full shift — able to stand (8+ hours), reach, carry, and lift up to 50 lbs
Safety-first mindset: you follow procedures and actively participate in safety meetings and training
Self-motivated, positive, and consistent — great attendance matters here

Nice To Haves

Maestro experience is a big plus.

Responsibilities

Be the go-to person for Robot/CNC operations — keeping machines humming, programs optimized, and your crew set up for success every single day.
Partner closely with your supervisor to set daily, weekly, and monthly goals, then rally your team to crush them.
Lead from the front — coach, mentor, train, and grow the people around you. You'll have real responsibility for their development, performance reviews, and corrective action (with support from your supervisor and HR).
Program and operate CNC/Robot machines — Maestro experience is a big plus.
Drive production planning using Business Central (BC), making sure completions are logged correctly and nothing falls through the cracks.
Own your department's inventory — track it, audit it, and keep it tight.
Level up efficiency — always looking for smarter ways to work without cutting corners on quality.
Hire smart — participate in interviews and help choose the next great addition to the team.
Work safely, always — enforce safe woodworking techniques and lead by example on the production floor.
Use tools of the trade: saw, sander, router, grinder, battery power drills — and a sharp eye for quality.