Leather Sorting Coordinator
Pubblicato il 08-10-2026 - Louis Vuitton in Firenze
About The Job
As part of the optimization of our raw material supply chain and the strict quality standards that characterize our products, we are seeking a Leather Sorter Coordinator.
Reporting to the Quality Manager of the Italy Materials Hub, you will manage and lead a team of 10 leather sorters spread across multiple locations (6 in Italy, 2 in Spain, and 2 in France). Acting as a true operational and managerial pivot, you are the primary point of contact between your team and the wider company. You will drive activity through data and instill a constant continuous improvement approach to guarantee the consistency and excellence of sorting practices (for both classic and exotic leathers).
Job responsibilities
• Management and Leadership of the Team (10 team members)
• Lead, coach, and unite the team of quality referent based across sites in Italy, Spain, and France.
• Facilitate management routines, monitor skills, support skills development, and harmonize international sorting practices (classic and exotic leathers).
• Central Point of Contact (Company Interface)
• Act as a facilitator and single point of contact between the sorters and the company's other departments (Materials Hub, Leather Division, production sites, cutting workshops, tanneries).
• Streamline the communication of technical information, material alerts, and inspection guidelines across the various sites and internal/external stakeholders.
• Data Analysis and Performance Management
• Exploit and analyze sorting data, quality indicators, selection rates, and workshop operating feedback to identify trends and areas for improvement.
• Report KPIs to stakeholders and propose corrective action plans based on measurable facts.
• Driving a Constant Continuous Improvement Approach
• Drive and foster a culture of continuous improvement within the team to continually optimize control, sorting, and material usability methods.
• Implement regular calibration campaigns and share best practices across d