Are you a hands-on purchasing, materials, MRO, or parts room leader who can balance strategic supplier support, purchasing execution, inventory discipline, and plant service needs in a fast-paced manufacturing environment?
Drylock Technologies in Eau Claire, WI is looking for a Purchasing Manager to support purchasing activity tied to more than $100 million in corporately sourced raw materials, while also leading local purchasing follow-through, MRO inventory performance, parts room organization, and maintenance service levels.
This is a true player-coach leadership role—ideal for someone who can partner with corporate sourcing, lead a purchasing team, improve supplier and order follow-through, stabilize the parts room, and stay close enough to the work to remove barriers for maintenance, production, and operations.
Relocation assistance available for the right candidate. This role does not support sponsorship.
Why This Role Matters
This role sits at the intersection of purchasing, materials support, and plant execution. The position supports purchasing activity connected to more than $100 million in corporately sourced raw materials through the purchasing team, while also taking on a meaningful MRO and parts room improvement challenge. The successful leader will help bring more structure, accuracy, ownership, and service discipline to a busy parts room environment that directly impacts maintenance readiness, downtime response, and production support.
Support the purchasing team responsible for corporately sourced raw materialsPartner with corporate sourcing, suppliers, operations, maintenance, and production to keep materials, parts, and services movingImprove purchasing follow-through, order discipline, delivery visibility, supplier responsiveness, and escalation processesStabilize and improve the MRO parts room as a key operational priority, including creating better organization, clearer ownership, stronger inventory discipline, and more reliable support for maintenance and productionStrengthen parts availability, inventory accuracy, storage organization, and service expectations for maintenance and production supportWhat You’ll Own
Leadership of the purchasing team supporting corporately sourced raw materials and related purchasing activityLocal purchasing execution, including purchase orders, supplier follow-up, delivery tracking, expediting, issue resolution, and internal customer supportPartnership with corporate sourcing to align plant needs, raw material requirements, supplier communication, and purchasing prioritiesMRO parts room leadership, including improving organization, accountability, service expectations, transaction discipline, labeling, storage practices, follow-through, and day-to-day issue resolutionMRO inventory strategy, including addressing excess, obsolete, hard-to-find, duplicated, or poorly classified parts while strengthening critical spares, min/max levels, cycle counts, replenishment discipline, and inventory accuracyParts availability and responsiveness to maintenance work orders, urgent repairs, planned shutdowns, and production support needsDaily leadership of buyers and parts room team members with clear expectations, coaching, communication, and accountabilityThis Role May Be a Strong Fit If You
Have led purchasing, materials, supply chain, MRO, storeroom, maintenance inventory, or plant materials functions in manufacturingUnderstand how purchasing execution, supplier responsiveness, raw material support, and order follow-through impact production performanceCan partner effectively with corporate sourcing while keeping local plant needs visible and moving forwardKnow how to create order in a busy parts room where availability, accuracy, labeling, storage discipline, and responsiveness all need to improve without losing urgency or customer serviceCan lead people while staying close enough to the work to remove barriers and improve daily executionCommunicate well with purchasing, maintenance, production, warehouse, suppliers, and corporate sourcingWhat Drylock Offers
A stable, full-time leadership role in an essential manufacturing environmentThe opportunity to influence purchasing execution, supplier follow-through, raw material support, inventory accuracy, and plant service levelsA visible role supporting high-value purchasing activity and day-to-day plant reliabilityA team-focused culture built around safety, quality, continuous improvement, and accountabilityWork that supports essential hygiene products used by millions of people every dayWhat You Bring
5–10+ years of experience in manufacturing purchasing, materials, supply chain, MRO, maintenance stores, inventory, or plant operations leadershipExperience leading or supporting purchasing teams, supplier follow-up, purchase order execution, expediting, and internal customer serviceAbility to work with corporate sourcing, plant operations, maintenance, production, warehouse, and suppliers to resolve material and purchasing issuesHands-on experience improving a parts room, storeroom, MRO inventory, or plant materials function where processes, layout, ownership, inventory accuracy, and service levels needed to be strengthenedStrong understanding of critical spares, min/max planning, cycle counts, inventory accuracy, replenishment processes, and ERP/MRP transaction disciplineLeadership or supervisory experience in an operational setting; SAP experience is helpfulSuccess Looks Like
A purchasing team that supports high-value raw material activity with stronger follow-through, communication, and execution disciplineBetter visibility to order status, supplier issues, delivery timing, escalations, and purchasing prioritiesA more organized, accurate, labeled, accessible, and service-focused MRO parts room that maintenance and production can rely onBetter availability of critical spares, repair parts, raw material support items, and maintenance suppliesImproved min/max discipline, cycle count accuracy, ERP transaction quality, inventory control, part identification, and replenishment consistencyA purchasing and parts room team that understands expectations and takes ownership of plant executionInterested?
If you are a hands-on purchasing, materials, MRO, parts room, or supply chain leader who wants to make a direct impact on supplier follow-through, raw material support, maintenance readiness, and plant performance, we would like to talk with you.Message “INFO” or apply today to learn more about the Materials & Purchasing Manager opportunity at Drylock Technologies in Eau Claire, WI.Benefits at Drylock Technologies Ltd. - Partnered with OakLeaf Direct!
Health, dental, and vision insuranceOn-site health and wellness center401(k) retirement savingsLife and disability insuranceProduct discountsEmployee prize giveawaysEmployee contests… and more!Drylock Technologies Ltd. is a family-owned global hygiene products company. With plants and offices in over a dozen countries, our aim is to make the best hygiene products in the world. We offer solutions for adult incontinence, feminine care, and baby diapers. Our mission is to combine customer focus with product innovation and manufacturing in order to provide the hygiene products of the future, today.
Join our Logistics team and help keep operations running smoothly in a fast-paced warehouse environment! As a Logistics Coordinator, you will play an important role in shipping, receiving, inventory movement, and supporting daily production needs while working alongside a team focused on Safety, Respect, and Ownership. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys hands-on work, teamwork, and a dynamic work environment.
Schedule: Logistics Coordinator work three or four 12 hour shifts each week, rotating from days (7am-7pm) to nights (7pm-7am) every 8 weeks.
Starting pay: $21.05 per hour (base pay + shift differential)
As a Logistics Coordinator, you will:
Demonstrate Drylock Core Values: Safety, Respect, OwnershipFollow all procedures.Comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs).Demonstrate respect to all individuals you encounter.Communicate work status with incoming crew at shift change.Maintain clean and safe work areas. Daily warehouse maintenance to keep warehouse in compliance with warehouse cleanliness expectations.Effectively communicate.Able to work in a fast-paced environment and work in different Logistics areas.Operate task specific equipment:Baling equipment.Stretch wrapper.Industrial lifts (forklift, clamp truck, roll clamp, sweeper).Stand-alone case printer.Keep production lines clear of scrap and garbage.Keep facility garbage’s empty.Unload and warehouse inbound deliveries while following defined procedures.Pick and place product in the warehouse from the palletizing area while following defined procedures.Stage, check, and load customer orders while following defined procedures.Stock the production lines:Using Bill of Materials.Following 5s.Following defined procedures.Accurately perform cycle counts as needed as well as assist with year-end inventory.Logistics Coordinator Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED required.Experience in a production environment.Forklift experience and prior certifications preferred but not required.Experience in Logistics related fields preferred but not required.Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Must have a good command of the English languageMust be able to read and interpret work documentsMust have the ability to work in teamsMust have the ability to perform basic mathMust have the ability to adapt to frequent changesDemonstrates desire to be a cross-functional Logistics team member. Must have computer skills as applicable to production projects in the manufacturing field.Demonstrate respect to all individuals you encounter.Must be able to work overtime or on a different shift if required.Must comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs).Assist with new hires development with guidance and concern.Assist with physical inventory.Supervisory Responsibilities:
NonePersonal Protective Equipment Requirements:
Hearing protection must be worn at all times.Cut resistant gloves when using cutting tools.Work Environment:
Work is performed in an industrial environment.Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed or assigned.
Benefits at Drylock Technologies Ltd. - Partnered with OakLeaf Direct!
Health, dental, and vision insuranceOn-site health and wellness center401(k) retirement savingsLife and disability insuranceProduct discountsEmployee prize giveawaysEmployee contests… and more! Read LessDrylock Technologies Ltd. is a family-owned global hygiene products company. With plants and offices in over a dozen countries, our aim is to make the best hygiene products in the world. We offer solutions for adult incontinence, feminine care, and baby diapers. Our mission is to combine customer focus with product innovation and manufacturing in order to provide the hygiene products of the future, today.
Join our team as a Manufacturing Associate and play an important role in creating high-quality products in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment. This position offers hands-on work, opportunities to learn new skills, and the chance to grow within a supportive and safety-focused workplace.
Schedule: Manufacturing Associate work three or four 12 hour shifts each week, rotating from days (7am-7pm) to nights (7pm-7am) every 8 weeks.
Starting pay: $20.50 per hour (base pay + shift differential)
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Demonstrate Drylock Core Values: Safety, Respect, OwnershipResponsible for safe, accurate and efficient operation and troubleshooting problems of stacking robots, conveyors, case sealer and stretch wrap equipment using HMI or manual methods. Release and assign product to robot lanes.Accurately count grabs contents.Ability to identify which grabs need to be wrapped prior to the stretch wrapper to prevent tipping. Accurately scan finished goods and placement of labels on finished goods.Respond to all sorter alarms.Restack any tipped grabs.Knowledge of conveyor process and palletizing process and identify the purpose of each section of the conveyor / palletizing system. Follow all learned processes and procedures. Maintain a clean and safe work area; keep the equipment free of dust and debris. Maintain the work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition.Detect deviations from normal machine behavior.Perform visual quality checks on finished good cases. Detect and report product defects and questionable conditions.Apply Learned Lean Manufacturing concepts.Must comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs).Demonstrates proper and safe entry into robot cells.Understands all safety features of robot cells, conveyors, forklifts, sleigh board stacker/destacker and sorter. Communicate work status with incoming crew at shift change.Effectively communicate.Able to work in a fast-paced environment and work in various areas throughout the plant.Operate task specific equipment:Baling equipment.Stretch wrapper.Industrial lifts (forklift, clamp truck, roll clamp, sweeper).Stand-alone case printer.Packaging equipment.Keep production lines and work area clear of scrap and garbage.Keep facility garbage’s empty.Weigh, tag, and record all scrap and recycled products on the tally sheet.Stage and load scrap or recycled products on designated trailers.Education and Experience:
High school diploma or GED required.Experience in a Production environment preferred but not required.Experience in Logistics related fields preferred but not required. Forklift experience and prior certifications preferred but not required.Job Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Must be able to communicate with leadership and co-workers effectivelyMust be able to read and interpret work documentsMust have the ability to work in teamsMust have the ability to perform basic mathMust have the ability to adapt to frequent changesMust have the ability to operate and troubleshoot problems with stacking robot, conveyor, case sealer and stretch wrap equipment using HMI or manual methods safely, accurately and efficiently.Ability to operator compressed air system. Must have basic computer skills. Must be able to read and interpret production related documents.Ability to demonstrate consistent and accurate completion of paperwork. Must have the ability to work independently. Demonstrates desire to be a cross-functional team member.Personal Protective Equipment Requirements:
Hearing protection must be worn at all times.Cut resistant gloves when using cutting tools.Safety goggles must be worn when working with the air compressor.Work Environment:
Work is performed in an industrial environment.Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed or assigned.
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Demonstrate Drylock Core Values: Safety, Respect, OwnershipActs as temporary quality representative on the production floor, ensuring continuity of inspections, documentation, and line support during technicians’ absences. Coach production operators on conformity of product.Coach production personnel on Good Documentation Practices. Make corrections immediately at the source.Coach “retail readiness” to the production personnel. Perform testing of finished goods per written test method procedures and guidelines. Test methods may include the following: Side Seam Bond StrengthTab Shear and Peel StrengthElastic Creep and ElongationDimensional MeasurementsVisual DefectsImmediately report defects to the Production/Quality Group Leaders. Production/Quality Group Leaders will be responsible for reporting to Management any other issue which could jeopardize customer satisfaction. Provide assistance and guidance to quarantine any product suspect of being defective.Enter test data in Quality databases, when applicableObserve Good Manufacturing Practices and Safety procedures. Complete special assignments delegated by the Quality Group Leader.Education and Experience:
High school diploma or GED requiredJob Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Must have a good command of the English language, both written and spokenMust maintain all training requirements of the quality line technicianMust be able to read and interpret work documentsMust have the ability to work in teamsMust have the ability to perform basic mathMust have the ability to adapt to frequent changesMust have normal mobility, strength, dexterity, visual, and auditory abilities. Must be able to stand and/or walk for a long period of time.Must be able to work overtime or on a different shift if required.Must be able to work with minimum supervision.Must have strong attention to detail and organizational skills.Computer and statistical skills as applicable to quality control inspection in the manufacturing field.Supervisory Responsibilities:
NoneTraining Requirements:
General SafetyQuality SystemsNew Hire Orientation Position-specific Basic TrainingPhysical Requirements:
See separate documentPersonal Protective Equipment Requirements:
Hearing protection must be worn at all times within high noise designated areas.Work Environment:
Work is performed in an industrial environment.
Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed, or assigned.
Read LessAre you ready to build a stable, long-term career with a company that values your time both at work and at home? At Drylock, we know that balance matters, which is why our Production Operators work only half the days in a year while earning full-time pay. We are looking for dependable, motivated individuals who want to grow their careers in manufacturing while being part of a supportive, high-energy team environment. As a Production Operator, you’ll work with manufacturing equipment, develop valuable technical skills, and play an important role in producing high-quality products used by people every day. Whether you already have manufacturing experience or are looking to grow within a stable industry, this is a great opportunity to join a company that invests in its employees. Apply today and start building a long-term career in production!
Schedule: Production Operators work three or four 12 hour shifts each week, rotating from days (7am-7pm) to nights (7pm-7am) every 8 weeks.
Pay: $23.60/hour (base pay + $1.00/hour shift differential)
As a Production Operator, you will:
Demonstrate Drylock Core Values: Safety, Respect, OwnershipPerform typical machine operations to produce product:to specification using defined good run settings meeting output, yield and OEE goalsPrep, load and set parameters for raw materialsMust be able to operate the following manufacturing processes: cutting (dies, knives), gluing, conveyor, vision, and packaging (case erectors, box sealers)Splice materialRead, monitor, interact with and respond to machines using PLC/HMIsRemove, install, and validate parts when doing equipment set up and changeoversUse hand toolsRead and use a metric and standard tape measureFollow all procedures Maintain a clean and safe work area Perform quality checksMaintain the work area and equipment in a clean and orderly conditionPerform basic preventive maintenance on machinesDetect deviations from normal machine behaviorTroubleshoot to root cause when solving machine operations problemsDetect and report product defects and questionable conditionsProduction Operator Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED requiredMinimum 1-year manufacturing related experienceMinimum 2-years consecutive employment with 1 employerAbility to frequently lift 40 lbs (and up to 75 lbs occasionally)Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills essentialPrevious machine operation preferred (onsite training available)Job Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Must have a good command of the English language, both written and spokenMust be able to read and interpret work documentsMust have the ability to work in teamsMust have the ability to perform basic mathMust have the ability to adapt to frequent changesMust be able to read and interpret production related documentsMust be able to learn ERP systemPersonal Protective Equipment Requirements:
Hearing protection must be worn at all times.Safety goggles must be worn when working with the air compressor. Cut resistant gloves must be worn when working with knives.Work Environment:
Work is performed in an industrial environment.Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed, or assigned.
Benefits at Drylock Technologies Ltd. - Partnered with OakLeaf Direct!
Health, dental, and vision insuranceOn-site health and wellness centerPaid holiday and vacation days401(k) retirement savingsLife and disability insuranceBuilt-in overtime & paid breaks for hourly employeesProduct discountsEmployee prize giveawaysContests… and more! Read Less