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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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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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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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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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Reports to: Continuous Improvement Director - Global Supply Chain. Reporting to the Continuous Improvement Director, the individual will develop and execute the strategy to reduce cycle time across the business processes, digitise, with significant attention to the customer experience and operational costs.
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Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) has an exciting opportunity for a Regional Continuous Improvement Manager - LAX. The WFS CI team provides a common language, processes, and metrics across the enterprise which includes regular reviews of performance metrics to drive continuous improvement and strives for operational excellence across all business functional areas and processes by deploying Lean tools and Six Sigma principles.
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The Continuous Improvement Manager will provide mentoring, coaching, and training as needed at the plant to support the use of the Lean Six Sigma methodology and tools. In this role, the Continuous Improvement Manager will be responsible for using Lean Six Sigma methodology to drive operational process improvements.
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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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Along with the Plant Manager, responsible for driving and facilitating plant Lean Six Sigma deployment progress and continuous improvement through the plant LSS Tool Champions (5S, TPM, SMED, Six Sigma, Culture) as measured by the LSS Audit.
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The Plant Strategy and Continuous Improvement Manager is responsible for managing and driving the site's five-year strategic and productivity initiatives, using data analysis, benchmarking, and technical insights to enhance decision-making, strategic planning, and ongoing improvement.
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The Process Improvement/Project Management Specialist, Remote for Beckman Coulter Diagnostics is responsible optimizing customer organizational performance by leading the implementation of cost savings projects that track directly back to the customers P&L. Also, enhancing the alignment and efficiency of business processes by ensuring continuous, sustained improvement across the enterprise through the implementation of Danaher Business System like tools and methodologies.
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Through its Sharing Expertise initiative, B. Braun promotes best practices for continuous improvement of healthcare products and services. Through its "Sharing Expertise " initiative, B. Braun promotes best practices for continuous improvement of healthcare products and services.
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The Regional CI manager will play an active role in driving accelerated operating and financial performance through continuous process improvement and execution of improvement initiatives.
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In this role, you will have the opportunity to:Help customers re-engineer new or existing operations to build continuous improvement strategy and implement hard cost savings identified by the Performance Partnership Assessment team.
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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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