Cabinetry/Paint Finishing Supervisor

Posted 7 days ago

direct staffingWoodland (WA)

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About the role

Cabinetry/Paint Finishing Supervisor We are a world leader in the design and manufacture of a variety of fixed wing and rotary wing mission equipment for military and commercial aircraft. In joining our team, you will be joining a global team committed to delivering quality products and services that delight our customers. We are currently searching for a dependable, experienced and team oriented Cabinetry-Paint Finishing Supervisor. This dynamic leader will supervise operations of the VIP cabinetry department. This Supervisor must be able to lead team to meet quality and schedule requirements; and be able to establish physical layout of equipment and most efficient sequence of operations and work flow. Supervisor will manage performance of skilled finish operations such as body work panels, sanding, buffing and polishing, application of spray or finish, inspection and refinish damaged, worn or used aircraft interior furniture. Supervisor will manage allocation of resources, materials and scheduling of equipment for maximum utilization of production facilities, finish booths and personnel.7+ to 10 years experience IDEAL CANDIDATE Someone who has worked with VVIP customers manufacturing high end cabinetry in yachts, high end homes, or aircraft. Will consider someone with experience in high end (6 figure cars) automotive customization, paint, interiors/upholstery operation. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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