Stamping Press Operations Supervisor

Step Into the Pressroom At our Ripon, WI facility, you’ll be the first-line leader guiding a high-performance team through a fast-paced, high-volume stamping press operation. Beginning each weekend shift at 5:00pm, you set the tone for safety, quality, and output—keeping production flowing until 5:00am on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Additional workdays may be scheduled as needs arise.

A Day (and Night) in This Role You kick off with a safety huddle, confirm PPE use, and review production targets. On the floor, you’re coordinating work across presses, reallocating manpower to optimize machine utilization, and jumping in to remove bottlenecks. A near-miss triggers an immediate root-cause investigation. A quality hold? You team up with Maintenance, Quality, and Engineering to get parts moving again—on time and within spec.

How You Lead Safety first:
Enforce policies, conduct audits, and respond rapidly to incidents or unsafe conditions.

Servant leadership:
Coach, empower, and recognize operators and technicians; create a respectful, inclusive culture where every idea matters.

People development:
Train, mentor, and evaluate skills; drive cross-training; oversee attendance and conduct; serve as the first point of contact for employee relations; collaborate with Union Stewards on contract and discipline matters.

What You Drive Production execution:
Lead the stamping press department to hit aggressive throughput, quality, and delivery goals in a dynamic environment.

Continuous improvement:
Champion 5S, Kaizen, and Lean initiatives; analyze downtime, scrap, and bottlenecks; implement countermeasures with cross-functional partners.

Communication & reporting:
Keep precise production, quality, and safety records; report KPIs to management; coordinate quickly across departments to resolve issues under tight timelines.

What You Bring Proven servant-leadership approach and the ability to motivate teams.
1–3 years in fast-paced, high-volume manufacturing; prior supervisory experience—ideally in high-volume stamping press operations.

Working knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement practices.

Bachelor’s in Business, Manufacturing Engineering, or Operations preferred. Relevant internships, co-ops, or professional experience considered.

Physical Requirements Stooping, bending, and prolonged standing; manual dexterity; ability to lift up to 50 lbs without assistance.

Schedule & Location Ripon, WIWeekend second shift:
Friday–Sunday, 5:00pm–5:00amAdditional workdays as needed
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