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The Regional Lean / Continuous Improvement Manager will be responsible for deploying Lean methodology including strategy design and deployment, training, mentoring, and coaching of subject matter expertise, and working closely cross functionally with Sales, Customer Service, Warehousing, Production, Maintenance, Procurement, Environmental Health & Safety, Finance, Human Resources, and Quality.
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The Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Project Manager is a highly experienced and skilled professional who is responsible for leading and identifying opportunities to integrate the Salesforce environments of two business after an acquisition.
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Has led multiple Kaizen events using the Lean Tools with sustained results. Creates a climate of innovation and experimentation in the pursuit of continuous Improvement (CI) using lean tools.
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Lead other Lean & Six Sigma Black Belt projects assigned by the Corporate Director of Continuous Improvement and Quality. Attend Silfab’s Lean & Six Sigma Black Belt training course; attain company’s Lean & Six Sigma Black Belt certification within established timelines.
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Previous experience working in a Lean manufacturing environment employing Six Sigma concepts preferred. 5% Develops and implements effective communication plans to keep Plant Management, Corporate, and direct / indirect reports well-informed regarding business objectives, priorities, results, initiatives, changes, etc.
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Certification as a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt or Lean Expert. 8-12 years of experience with several of the following methodologies: Lean-Six Sigma, management consulting, project consulting, business process consulting, financial strategic analysis, mergers and acquisitions, data analysis, quality management, strategic business planning, and/or risk management consulting, organizational redesign.
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Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification preferred, or to be completed within 24 months of hire. Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification preferred or to be completed within 24 months. Lean Six Sigma White Belt certification preferred or to be completed within 6 months of hire.
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The Aero Joint Venture Lead Lean and Process & Tool Manager will be responsible of leading process mapping and redesign initiatives as well as partnering with DT. Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification or equivalent quality certification.
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The Continuous Improvement Manager is the primary driver of the production system, responsible for driving and facilitating continuous improvement initiatives through Kaizen and problem-solving events, lean tools and practices to identify waste and increase process efficiencies to lower operational costs and expand manufacturing capabilities.
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Under general supervision, the Lean Sigma Community of Practice Program Manager is passionate about process improvement and coaching others, with a strong ability to motivate colleagues to practice continuous improvement and collaborate, to maximize efficiency within the organization.
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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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Lean/Six Sigma Black Belt or equivalent training and/or certification required. Foster an environment where training, coaching, and facilitation of continuous improvement tools and methodologies such as lean, six sigma, kaizen, quality, and process management are adopted.
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The Stamping and Assembly Manager is responsible for overseeing the stamping and assembly operations within the automotive manufacturing plant. - Certification in Lean Manufacturing or Six Sigma (Green Belt or Black Belt.
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Drives Plant asset integrity and reliability program, including proactive maintenance programs, such as predictive maintenance programs, Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), maintenance scheduling, root cause analysis, improvement through Lean Six Sigma techniques and other best practices.
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A minimum of 7-10 years’ experience in Central Supply Chain role with strategic and tactical experience with a continuous improvement methodology (TPM, Lean, Six Sigma) with a focus on education and training.
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