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Organizational chart for a Labels and Heat-Sealing Department spanning five warehouse locations with clearly defined roles and responsibilities. The structure includes department leadership (Natalia), coordination teams (Sandra, Elvira, Isabel Maria), specialized functions (Esther for heat-sealing operations), and distributed warehouse teams across Almacenes 1-6. Each warehouse operates with dedicated label technicians, heat-sealing controllers, and coordinators working across three shifts supported by a central materials management team led by Carola. This hierarchical design ensures quality control, inventory management, and continuous production across multiple facilities while maintaining shift coverage and specialized expertise in label design, film coordination, and heat-sealing validation. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize roles, add new warehouse locations, or adapt the structure for your manufacturing operation. The chart demonstrates best practices for managing complex, multi-shift operations with clear accountability and cross-functional coordination.

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This diagram shows a complete department structure with central leadership (department head, coordinators), specialized functions (design, heat-sealing management), and distributed warehouse teams across five locations. Each warehouse includes label technicians, heat-sealing controllers, and coordinators organized by shift (morning, afternoon, night) with support from a central materials managemen