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Accredited Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification or ability to become certified within 3 months of employment. Possess an accredited Lean/Six Sigma Green Belt or demonstrate ability to obtain such within the first 3 months of employment.
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ASQ Six Sigma Green Belt, Black Belt, Lean Mfg. Experience with setting up new product lines and transitioning into volume production. Drive continuous improvement opportunities and yield metrics utilizing wide variety of analytical techniques (such as SPC, DOE, Gauge R&R), lean manufacturing and six sigma concepts.
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Certifications Certified in Lean, Six Sigma (Green Belt or Black Belt), and other relevant continuous improvement methodologies. The Continuous Improvement Manager at requires a Bachelor's in Engineering, 5+ years of experience in Continuous Improvement, and Lean/Six Sigma certifications.
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Volt is immediately hiring for a Continuous Improvement Manager- Bilingual (English/Spanish) in Bartlett, IL for a growing food products supplier. Lean/Six Sigma certification is a plus; Green Belt (minimum.
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As a Continuous Improvement Manager, you will support the Branch by developing, executing, and facilitating an enterprise-wide lean management system for the SE region. The Continuous Improvement Manager will collaborate with all key stakeholders to lead and facilitate events and document progress to lean goals.
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Drive continuous improvement across facility's Key Process Indicators (scrap, rework, PPM) utilizing Lean, Six Sigma, Poke Yoke and related process improvement tools and methodologies.
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Six Sigma (Green Belt, Black Belt or Master Black Belt), ITIL, Supply Chain. Advanced degree or equivalent experience in Project Management, Business Management, Process Improvement or related fields.
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Lead and manage continuous improvement projects for the Supplier Assurance Group. Achieve Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification from accredited institution. Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification from accredited institution.
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The types of projects include, but are not limited to, developing new business applications and system integrations, identifying and evaluating new business models, driving globalization and new business opportunities, and process improvement for our end-to-end supply chain.
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Lean / Six Sigma Green belt certification required. The Regional Continuous Improvement Manager will also teach and apply Lean Six Sigma principles to achieve self-sustaining processes.
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CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS Green Belt or Black Belt certification is a plus. Supports commercial production to help drive higher throughput, lower costs, and improved robustness through continuous improvement of analytical methods and material specifications.
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The Quality Continuous Improvement Manager will report to the Regional Director of Operations - Flooring and will promote awareness of customer requirements throughout the flooring organization and ensure that quality and business processes are defined, compliant and continuously improved.
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Accredited Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, preferably Black Belt. Implementation of continuous improvements by the use of Lean, Six Sigma, Kaizen methods. The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for the development and improvement of composite part fabrication processes, methods, and tooling.
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Job Summary Oldcastle APG’s Operations Performance Team’s goal is to convert APG into a world class manufacturing operation, driving operational improvement and employee engagement.
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Continuous improvement competencies including: Six Sigma methodology, 5S, Value Stream Mapping (VSM), Kaizen, Green\Black Belt Certification, data oriented decision-making, statistics, SPC, and related proficiencies.
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