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As appropriatePREFERRED:Demonstrates ability to perform job functions with numerous interruptionsDemonstrates strong problem-solving skillsFamiliarity with one or more specific bank operation’s functions, i.e., ACH, Wires, Deposit Operations, etc.
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Reporting to the Production Supervisor, Metal, the Metal Fabricator II is a strong team player who enjoys working in a creative, problem solving, and fast-paced manufacturing environment.
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Lead Root Cause Analysis (RCA)/Defect Elimination (DE) investigation teams utilizing methodical processes and analytical problem-solving techniques to resolve ‘bad actor’ asset performance issues.
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Champion problem solving teams and continuous improvement to enhance operating performance. Provide oversight to the capacity and production planning processes to ensure on time delivery to our customers.
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Collaborate and coordinate problem-solving efforts between clients and IT or third-party vendors, software support, investigation and analysis of problems related to the analyst area of responsibility.
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As a Quality Group Leader or GSC Group Leader, you will be responsible for leading a group of technical personnel engaged in problem solving, inspection, quality control, quality assurance and GM Built-in-Quality activities.
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Demonstrated ability utilizing problem-solving skills, within a production environment, preferred. A solid background and experience in the railroad industry, technical expertise, strong problem solving skills, and good communication skills are highly valued and is preferred.
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Strong interpersonal, communication, problem-solving, and time management skills. We have an exciting opportunity for a Production Supervisor to join our management team! As a Production Supervisor, you will be responsible for the planning, coordinating, and controlling of our manufacturing processes.
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The ideal candidate has strong communications skills, is detail oriented, highly ethical, and possesses a desire for research and problem solving. To assist in developing, modifying, and maintaining the plants' HACCP, SOP, SSOP, be backup to the SQF Practitioner, as needed and regulatory programs to ensure compliance with all regulatory and customer requirements for the production of safe and wholesome food.
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Work with craftspeople to apply root cause analysis and rapid problem-solving techniques to maintain or restore production; Under the direction of the Maintenance Superintendent, this individual will be responsible for ensuring productivity, safety, quality, improved recovery, reliable and consistent delivery performance and rapid problem solving in planned and unplanned cost-effective, customer-centric environment.
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Analytical problem solving, facilitation and decision making abilities. Performs tasks / standard work of production operator or welders in the work area. Communicate staffing needs to Production Supervisor.
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Experience working with municipal agencies and State Department of Transportations Strong attention to detail, facilitation, team building, collaboration, organization and problem-solving skills.
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Ideal Candidate Profile: A successful candidate will exhibit strong problem-solving abilities, supporting both project teams and business objectives to guarantee on-time delivery that aligns with defined goals and performs with the highest quality.
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