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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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As a Continuous Improvement Engineer at Moxion initially focusing on the Material Flow, you will play a key role in establishing efficient material delivery to the factory and sub-assembly lines, calculating storage space requirements and homes for all parts, designing material delivery routes, as well as applying Lean Ideology to drive improvements into all areas of the business.
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Use of process improvement principles and tools to drive continuous improvement (Lean, Six Sigma, Kaizen, TQM, BPM, etc.) foster a culture of continuous improvement by promoting awareness, knowledge sharing, and employee engagement in all projects and process enhancement efforts.
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Senior level in Continuous Improvement responsible for, but not limited to, functions pertaining to the development, implementation, and maintenance of the Kenco Operating System (KOS) at our Distribution Center.
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Lead continuous product and process improvement activities by collaborating with various groups to reduce cycle time, COPQ, DPU, and increase productivity and sigma values. Drive a Continuous Improvement culture by deploying lean tools, including VSM, Standard work, 5S, TPM, OEE.
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The Continuous Improvement Analyst works as an internal consultant to identify, conduct, and analyze business/production diagnostics in order to establish current state, set fact-based goals, and identify potential value at stake for transformation initiatives.
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They will work with plant management and personnel to maintain and improve the MS168 Continuous Improvement program. The Continuous Improvement Leader will lead continuous improvement efforts at the manufacturing plant level.
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Consistent with CertainTeed Gypsum Vision, Mission, Values and Objectives, the Continuous Improvement Manager provides the leadership for employees to implement corporate continuous improvement program, CertainWay / World Class Manufacturing (WCM), throughout the site.
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Minimum 3 years of experience with continuous improvement within manufacturing. Join our team as a Continuous Improvement Analyst. Minimal travel on occasion to other manufacturing facilities undergoing the transformation diagnostic or mobilization process.
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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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Fosters 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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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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SummaryDrive a culture of continuous process improvement throughout the organization. Focuses on the culture of ONE Simplot, continuous improvement and drives change within the organization.
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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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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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