Anodize Line Supervisor

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midwestern anodizingSouth Milwaukee (WI)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring

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About the role

Job Description: The Anodize Line Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the day shift operations of the anodizing production line, managing a team of 5-10 employees. This role involves hands-on maintenance coordination, ensuring safety compliance, and optimizing anodizing processes such as Type II (Sulfuric Acid), Chromate Conversion, and Passivation to meet quality and production standards.

Responsibilities: Manage daily operations of the anodize production line Supervise and coordinate a team of 5-10 employees on the day shift Ensure quality control standards are consistently met Schedule production activities to optimize workflow and meet targets Maintain safety compliance across all line activities Perform and coordinate hands-on equipment maintenance Titrate tanks to ensure proper chemistry. Optimize anodizing processes for efficiency and quality improvements Coordinate and deliver training to team members Required Qualifications Experience with anodizing processes, including Type II (Sulfuric Acid), Chromate Conversion, and Passivation Proven production line management skills Hands-on experience with equipment maintenance Strong team leadership capabilities Effective communication skills Excellent problem-solving abilities Preferred Qualifications 5+ years of experience in anodizing or manufacturing supervision High School Diploma or equivalent

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