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Leads Kaizen events for continuous improvement. Support WCM and Roofing teams with continuous improvement events. Provide training for employees on continuous improvement methodologies.
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The Continuous Improvement Manager will focus improvements on internal processes as well as drive improvements through all facets of the Operation. This position is essential in developing a culture of Continuous Improvement at the Larson Brookings site.
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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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Lead the capture, documentation, redesign, and solutions implementation of corporate operations processes, including continuous process improvement of operations via operations research, process optimization, process improvement, Six Sigma, or Lean (or Lean Six Sigma.
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This Production supervisor will be the Continuous Improvement Supervisor for the Factory and is responsible for the end-to-end planning and managing the day-to-day allocation of resources for two water bottling production lines (equipment, people, materials, and systems) in order to efficiently, safely and cost effectively achieve performance targets with complete ownership as agreed with Production Management.
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Experience sustaining and promoting Lean culture as a senior leader, Lean Advisor or Continuous Improvement Manager of Business Improvement or Lean Consulting. Builds trust with Champions and Leaders in order to facilitate continuous improvement culture (kaizen.
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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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Utilizing Lean principles and practices, the Continuous Improvement Engineer assists in driving the overall education and deployment of World Class Manufacturing (WCM), as well as delivering cost reductions to the Orange, CT Omniseal Solutions plant.
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The Role:Advanced Infrastructure Analytics team seeks to hire a Continuous Improvement Director/Champion to help with the development and implementation of Continuous Improvement projects consistent in support of the strategic plan and business operating plan in multiple sites/regions.
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EHS Program Development: Candidate will work actively toward continuous improvement of the EHS programs including refining or developing standard work for all routine tasks, inspections, reports, as well as refining training programs and procedures to ensure program consistency with oversight by an EHS Specialist.
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Experience throughout the program lifecycle from development through sustainment to include: proposal development, requirements decomposition, generation of system and subsystem statements of work and subcontracts, risk management, and continuous improvement efforts including implementation cost reduction and performance improvement efforts.
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Drive a Continuous Improvement culture by deploying lean tools, including VSM, Standard work, 5S, TPM, OEE). This role will work with plant transformation teams to support continuous improvement initiatives, train employees on lean principles, and help to identify efficiencies.
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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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