Manufacturing Coordinator

About Nissha Medical Technologies – New Richmond (Isometric Micro Molding Center of Excellence)

Nissha Medical Technologies – New Richmond is home to the Isometric Micro Molding Center of Excellence, where highly skilled teams take pride in solving some of the most challenging manufacturing problems in medical technology. Located in New Richmond, Wisconsin, this campus brings together deep expertise in micro molding, precision tooling, and micro automated assembly to support devices where precision, reliability, and miniaturization truly matter.

Our New Richmond team plays a critical role in helping customers turn complex ideas into scalable, manufacturable solutions for applications such as drug delivery, surgical robotics, diagnostics, and minimally invasive devices. Collaboration is at the heart of how we work, engineers, toolmakers, operators, and quality professionals work side by side to push boundaries, improve processes, and continuously raise the bar.

As part of Nissha Medical Technologies, the New Richmond site combines the agility and hands‑on culture of a specialized center of excellence with the resources and global reach of a worldwide CDMO. Nissha Medical Technologies is the medical devices business unit and a wholly owned subsidiary of Nissha Co., Ltd., a publicly held Japanese company headquartered in Kyoto, Japan (TSE: 7915).

Together, our teams are united by a shared commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and making a meaningful impact on healthcare.

• Support the Production Supervisor with daily production activities across all manufacturing departments to support on-time delivery of precision micro molds and tooling.
• Assist in developing and maintaining production schedules based on customer priorities, machine capacity, labor availability, and project milestones.
• Monitor work order progress and communicate schedule changes to department leaders.
• Support the Production Supervisor by overseeing the flow of work throughout the production process. Coordinated schedules and job priorities between Design Engineering, CNC Programming, EDM, Toolmakers, Inspection, Assembly, and Shipping to maintain efficient operations, minimize delays, and meet production deadlines.
• Identify production constraints and proactively communicate potential schedule risks.

• Ensure work orders, travelers, drawings, inspection documentation, and engineering revisions are accurate and available before production begins.
• Support engineering change implementation while minimizing production disruptions.
• Coordinate outside processing, vendor deliveries, tooling requirements, and purchased components.
• Assist with capacity planning and resource allocation.

• Prepare production status reports, schedule updates, KPI dashboards, and operational summaries.
• Maintain ERP/MRP system accuracy by updating work order status and production information.
• Facilitate daily production meetings and communicate priorities across departments.
• Track schedule performance, labor utilization, and delivery metrics.

• Participate in Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Identify workflow improvements that increase production efficiency and reduce lead times.
• Support implementation of standardized operational procedures and visual management systems.
• Assist leadership in developing production metrics and reporting tools.

• Maintain production schedules, operational records, meeting minutes, and manufacturing documentation.
• Assist with customer status reporting and operational communications.

• Follow all company quality standards, ISO procedures, safety policies, and confidentiality requirements.
• Ensure operational documentation complies with customer, regulatory, and company requirements.
• Maintain confidentiality of proprietary customer designs, mold designs, manufacturing processes, and intellectual property.