Line Leader: High-Speed Manufacturing & Process Improvement

Drylock Technologies Ltd.; Eau Claire (WI); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

On-site health and wellness center

On-site primary care and physicalThera

401(k) retirement savings

Life and disability insurance

Employee prizes and contests

Job summary

Drylock Technologies Ltd. in Eau Claire, WI, is seeking a Machine Responsible to own the performance, standards, and continuous improvement of assigned converting lines. This hands-on role combines machine expertise, process development, daily execution, and coaching across shifts.

You will drive uptime, quality, and cost performance, develop SOPs, train operators, and lead cross-functional improvements with safety in mind; minimum 4 years in high-speed production; technical degree preferred.

Qualifications

• Hands-on manufacturing experience in high-speed production environments.
• Minimum of 4 years of experience in a manufacturing setting.
• Strong ownership mindset with ability to prioritize and follow through.

Responsibilities

• Own line performance and drive uptime, output, scrap, quality, and customer service results.
• Define and protect standards: establish process settings, SOPs, audits, checklists, changeover expectations, and standard work.
• Coach and align teams: train adjusters and lead operators for consistency across shifts.
• Drive daily follow-up: communicate priorities through line reports and production meetings, escalate urgent needs.
• Lead improvement: use data, troubleshooting, corrective actions, preventive maintenance planning, and cross-functional support to reduce losses.

Skills

Manufacturing experience

Mechanical aptitude

Process improvement

Team leadership

SOPs documentation

Education

Technical degree in a related field

Job description

Drylock Technologies Ltd. in Eau Claire, WI, is seeking a Machine Responsible to own the performance, standards, and continuous improvement of assigned converting lines. This hands-on role combines machine expertise, process development, daily execution, and coaching across shifts.

You will drive uptime, quality, and cost performance, develop SOPs, train operators, and lead cross-functional improvements with safety in mind; minimum 4 years in high-speed production; technical degree preferred.