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Expansion responds to growing demand for adult incontinence products
October 14, 2016
By: Tara Olivo
Associate Editor at Nonwovens Industry
More than 25 million Americans are affected by incontinence. To help support the growing demand for high-quality products that promote dignity and independence, Medline has expanded its adult incontinence product manufacturing facility in Lithia Springs, GA. The 600,000-square foot facility opened in 2011 and has undergone a number of expansions. Medline has end-to-end ownership of products here which helps ensure quality at every stage. As part of the expansion, the company is now looking for skilled talent to join the manufacturer at its high speed, high volume facility to work with some of the most advanced continuous motion machinery in the industry. Opportunities are available for mechanical and electrical technicians, experienced machine operators, process engineers and process technicians. Medline is also searching for production and warehouse supervisors to support its growing distribution needs. Since the plant’s inception, the company has created more than 300 new jobs. This latest expansion means up to 50 additional jobs for the community. “Experienced team members are critical to our ability to support this growing business and we’re excited to further strengthen our roots in the area,” says John Fitter, senior vice president, operations, Medline. “This expansion signals a unique opportunity to identify more local talent who want to help improve people’s lives and contribute to our company’s continued growth.”
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