Commonwealth Rolled Products, Inc.
Brandon Reynolds has extensive work experience in the manufacturing industry. Brandon started their career at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky in 1996 as a Production Team Member and eventually became a Production Team Leader in 2008. In 2014, they transitioned to Lexus as a Team Leader. In 2021, they joined Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana, Inc. as a Manufacturing Team Lead. Currently, they are working at Commonwealth Rolled Products, Inc. as a Continuous Improvement Specialist. Brandon also holds the position of Quality Operating Lead at the same company since 2023. Additionally, Brandon has served as a TPS Trainer at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky from 2018 to 2021.
From 1993 to 1995, Brandon Reynolds attended Western Kentucky University. No specific degree or field of study was mentioned.
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Commonwealth Rolled Products, Inc.
Our Lewisport, Kentucky, rolling mill is a multi-decade producer of high-quality aluminum rolled products. The mill has over 1,000 dedicated employees and state-of-the-art equipment and processes spread across a massive 53-acre, under-roof facility. Our people, our equipment, our partners and our know-how are what make up Commonwealth Rolled Products, Inc. We continue to advance our products and the services we provide to our customers. In 2017, we completed a $600 million expansion and modernization of our world-class Lewisport facility. In 2020, American Industrial Partners acquired the Lewisport facility from Novelis to create Commonwealth Rolled Products. This next chapter in our company’s history brings new capabilities that help us broaden our ability to serve the ever-evolving North American automotive and industrial market segments. Our employees proudly work to ensure we’re delivering cutting-edge products and superior service to our customers every day. With this expansion and our highly talented team, Commonwealth Rolled Products is well-positioned to benefit from North America’s long-term growth in aluminum consumption.