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Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt. You demonstrate knowledge in one or more operational improvement frameworks, methodologies, or toolkits such as Lean, Six Sigma, Business Process Improvement, Continuous Improvement, or Change Management.
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Participate on Kaizen and Six Sigma teams as required for cross-functional representation. + Exposure to Lean Six Sigma or comparable principles. Undertakes advanced data analysis projects to support the myriad Environmental Services programs, including greenhouse gas emissions and regulatory reporting.
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Six Sigma Green Belt certification. Six Sigma Green Belt certification. APICS CPIM or CLTD certification. The Manager of Inventory, Quality, and Control is responsible for overseeing all aspects of inventory management (core production, NPI/Damages, cycle counts, slotting) and quality assurance (security, investigations, root cause analysis, inventory variance investigation) within the distribution center.
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Proven ability to use DOE and SPC techniques (Six Sigma Greenbelt/Blackbelt experience is a plus). You will be given the opportunity to pursue a LEAN SIGMA Greenbelt certification which is required during year 1 or 2.
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Certified Yellow, Green, or Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma or commits to becoming certified at a minimum of a Yellow Belt. Certified Yellow, Green, or Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma or commits to becoming certified at a minimum of a Yellow Belt.
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Experience and solid understanding of the following disciplines (in addition to Project Management): Business process re-engineering, Change Management methodologies, preferred Lean Management (and or Six Sigma.
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Systems Analysis and Problem Solving: Ensuring that the most effective and efficient methods are selected for each application; proposing effective non-technical solutions (business processes) where applicable using Six Sigma strategies.
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Experience in leading Kaizen events, value stream mapping, Lean Six Sigma Certified Black Belt. Six Sigma Black Belt Certification preferred. Experience in leading Kaizen events, value stream mapping, Lean Six Sigma Certified Black Belt.
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Position is remote secure home network required and familiar with Microsoft Office products and VPN Preferred: Six Sigma Green Belt, Licensed Allied Health Professional, or Licensed Registered Nurse Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) or equivalent.
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Be an advocate for Lean Sigma thinking. Specification, procurement and commissioning of new manufacturing equipment and instrumentation, including capital cost justification and related documentation.
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Experience with quality systems and knowledge of statistics, HACCP, Food Safety Programs, and Six Sigma is preferred. Special consideration will be given to applicants with previous experience working as a; Food Production Supervisor, Manufacturing Supervisor, Operations Supervisor, Kitchen Supervisor/ Manager, Production Team Leader, Shift supervisor, Line Supervisor, Food Supervisor.
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Six-sigma Green Belt / DMAIC problem solving experience preferred. The key to the job is a process development engineer within med device. Six-sigma Green Belt / DMAIC problem solving experience preferred.
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Proven record of process improvement, lean manufacturing, plant and equipment layout, work simplification and methods improvement (Six-Sigma experience). Bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline along with 5-7 years of experience with PCBA and/or electro-mechanical assembly and live in the Providence, RI area.
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Six Sigma/Lean Green Belt or Black Belt certification and TapRooT (Root Cause Analysis-RCA) desired or completed within 24 months of accepting position. Additionally the Manager of Epidemiology and Infection Prevention monitors quality assessment/performance improvement (QAPI) monitoring requirements of the ambulatory and outpatient infection control program and ensures that The Joint Commission (TJC) Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) RI Department of Health and other regulatory agency requirements (when applicable to inpatient or outpatient settings) are met.
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Experience in Lean, Six Sigma, or other continuous improvement methodologies. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives, including Lean and Six Sigma projects. Experience in Lean, Six Sigma, or other continuous improvement methodologies.
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