Technical
Manager ISBM
About The Company
With 11 manufacturing sites and more than 1500 employees worldwide, my client delivers world-class manufacturing and custom injection & blow molding solutions for leading brands in the packaging, healthcare and CPG industries.
They are ISO Certified and offer products from various manufacturing platforms including Injection Molding, Extrusion Blow Molding, Single and Two Stage Blow Molding, Two and Three Shot Precision Injection Molding and more. Their bottles are used by major beverage companies.
From their full range of manufacturing technologies, design/technical expertise, project management, and customer service they produce innovative solutions for their customers.
Your Unique Role
Join a global manufacturing leader as the Technical Manager in Injection Stretch Blow Molding and make an impact from day one.
Reporting to the General Manager, you will be responsible for working with Production, Engineering & Maintenance as the subject matter expert in 1 step ISBM. Help others to resolve processing issues, perform RCA, and identify areas to drive improvements within the operation.
What Is In It For You
- Competitive Salaries & Bonuses
- World Class Medical Benefits
- Full relocation
- Innovative and dynamic culture
Seeking a Candidate With
- Experience with 1 step ISBM
- Ability to work with cross functional teams to address manufacturing issues, resolve quality concerns and drive improvements in the facility.
- Possess hands-on technical expertise and the ability to teach others.
Location Information
- Lawrenceburg, IN / Cincinnati, OH
- Just west of Cincinnati, OH is the town of Lawrenceburg, IN – known for low cost of living, outdoor activities, quality schools and for being a great place to raise a family.
- Commutable from several areas in Indiana or the western suburbs of Cincinnati.
- Facility is in a smaller town, but is located less than 45 minutes from downtown Cincinnati; offering professional sports, arts & entertainment.
- The town of Lawrenceburg has experienced a period of economic investment and many newer restaurants, shops and activities now line the small town streets.
