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The Continuous Improvement Manager will be responsible for providing technical support and coaching to staff in LEAN processes, driving change management, effectively communicating with staff at various levels of the organizations and collaborating with various stakeholder within Chromalloy Carson City and across other sites to share best practices and achieve target performance objectives.
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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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Work in collaboration with regional CI leadership to implement the Chromalloy Continuous Improvement System. As the Continuous Improvement Manager, you will be a pivotal member of the Leadership Team at our Carson City, NV location and be responsible for driving the continuous improvement culture at the site.
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Equipment manufacturer in the Northwest suburbs is expanding and is hiring for a Continuous Improvement Engineer reporting to the Engineering Manager. Continuous Improvement Engineer.
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The Continuous Improvement Engineer will also teach and apply Lean Six Sigma principles to achieve self-sustaining processes. The Continuous Improvement Engineer is responsible for understanding the current process state, identifying efficiency/improvement opportunities, then leading cross-functional team members to drive process improvements tied to Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) of the business utilizing Lean Six Sigma principles.
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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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Industrial Continuous Improvement Engineer. Five years of relevant work experience with Industrial Engineering and Continuous Improvement within a manufacturing environment.
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The Quality and Continuous Improvement Director is responsible for building an enterprise-wide, person-centered, quality management system connecting all DHHS quality staff to fulfill the department’s mission to ensure that participants enjoy safe, healthy, and meaningful lives.
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The right candidate will successfully utilize GAF Business Systems (GBS) to support the integration of continuous improvement in plant operations. Create a culture of continuous improvement by engaging people in improving the business.
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Reporting to the Lean Director, this person will be responsible for fostering, promoting, and deploying the Atkore Business System (ABS) as a change agent for continuous improvement at multiple facilities.
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Improvement Engineer/Continuous Improvement/Lean Manufacturing/Chemical Engineer/Engineering/Mechanical Engineer/Engineer/Six Sigma/Kaizen/Chemical Manufacturing/F&B/Food Manufacturing/PSM/Process Engineer/Plant Engineer/Food and Beverage/Manufacturing.
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Continuous Improvement Manager will work with site leadership to lead the development, implementation and ongoing improvement of a sustainable Lean Management approach. Ensure controls and metrics are in place and sustained to monitor progress of the factories continuous improvement initiatives.
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This Black Belt position will be focused on driving continuous improvement by leveraging Lean Six Sigma methodologies to identify inefficiencies, develop improvement strategies, and drive operational excellence.
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Optimizes KPIs by implementing, supporting and leading lean and continuous improvement activities focused on operational improvements. Fundamental knowledge and experience working in production/manufacturing process improvement techniques, including SQDCI, OTD, TPS and Kaizen methodologies and activities.
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Crane Aerospace & Electronics is seeking a Continuous Improvement Manager a.k.a. Crane Business Systems (CBS) Manager in Auburn, CA/Vian Enterprises. You will be a part of the development of the company's strategic plan and be a part of the execution of that plan via SDP. You will also develop mastery of key continuous improvement tools such as Standard Work, Kanban, TPM, 5S, Visual Management, SMED, Six Sigma and Value Stream Mapping.
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