Shawn Sullivan

Manufacturing Engineer/continuous Improvement at Dexter Laundry, Inc.

Shawn Sullivan is an experienced Continuous Improvement Engineer with a comprehensive background in production scheduling, waste reduction, and process implementation. Currently at Dexter Laundry, Inc., Shawn has held various roles including Master Production Scheduler and Production Supervisor since April 2016. Prior experience includes positions at The Wittern Group, where responsibilities focused on scheduling and shipping management while applying Lean Manufacturing tools to enhance efficiency. At Mount Pleasant Fire Department, Shawn served as a Fire Fighter, while previous work involved maintenance and repair of industrial equipment at Winegard Company. Shawn's career began as a Warehouse Associate at Walmart DC6009. Educational background includes studies at Southeastern Community College.

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Mount Pleasant, United States

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Dexter Laundry, Inc.

For over a century, Dexter Laundry has been helping people and companies around the world process laundry faster and more efficiently. As an employee-owned company, we are committed to helping our customers achieve long-term success by providing them with laundry solutions they can depend on. With a complete line of washers, dryers and management systems, we can offer the perfect combination to help laundry owners and managers experience great success. Dexter annually reinvests millions of dollars into improving the laundry experience and process for our customers. Clean laundry is a basic human need that is felt all over the world, and the positive impact of our products continues to spread globally, with new countries and regions being served every day. Our products are sold and supported by our Dexter Authorized Distributors in more than 40 countries. We are happy to welcome you to our Dexter family. Contact us today or find your local Dexter Authorized Distributor and let us help make your next laundry project a success.