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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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The RN Regional Quality Specialist works collaboratively with the RPC team and each hospital team to support quality improvement and improve maternal and neonatal outcomes for birthing families.
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Engage in continuous training, practice enhancement programs, and peer-support study groups. Any of the following designations: CLU, ChFC or CFP; Series 7 and/or Series 24, Series 6, Series 63, Life, Accident & Health licenses.
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Develop and execute action plans to address supplier quality issues and drive continuous improvement initiatives. Conduct supplier audits to evaluate adherence to quality standards and identify areas for improvement.
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The ideal candidate will possess knowledge and expertise in various areas, including data and digital literacy, environmental protection, operational excellence, partnership and collaboration, employee health and safety, asset protection and security, AP training delivery, risk management, process improvement, influential communication, and regulatory knowledge.
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Extensive experience in manufacturing, operational excellence, continuous improvement, driving business results, and collaborative leadership to ensure plant performance reaches established expectations.
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5% Assist lenders in continuous monitoring of asset based lines of credit through analysis of customer reports. Education and Experience: Bachelors Degree in Accounting or Finance or equivalent education and experience Commercial Banking courses through associations such as: American Institute of Banking (AIB) or Risk Management Association (RMA) 2-4 years commercial credit analysis experienceSkills and Abilities: Strong computer skills with proficiency in Excel and Word Ability to work in a fast paced environment while maintaining a high degree of accuracy.
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10% Assist lending officers in preparing, completing and reviewing the documentation necessary to present a loan request to the Board of Directors Loan Committee for approval. 10% Prepare reports to management and others using various system reports and miscellaneous data, assist with portfolio administration within the Commercial Loan Division, and assist with training staff members.
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Drive a culture of quality compliance and continuous improvement. Deep understanding of the Unison Quality System. Drive a culture of quality compliance and continuous improvement. Lead a team of Customer and Product Quality En Quality, Leader, Leadership, Technology, Solutions.
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