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Six Sigma certification preferred. Gains approval from leadership when a project will entail a business investment of $500K or more. Demonstrates strong public speaking and presentation skills. This role should seek to contribute to improvements for the Procurement Project Program Management Discipline.
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Six Sigma/Lean Certification- Green Belt or higher. Work with HR and plant management to develop strategies to ensure ongoing education of all employees in OpEx initiatives. All standards of performance and departmental objectives as delineated by the Resident Manager are achieved.
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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. DEI is a part of our company's DNA.*Nursing Student Loan Debt Repayment and Tuition Assistance*Health, Dental, Vision, Company-paid life insurance, 401K, Paid Time Off.
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Six Sigma or Lean experience preferred. Leads and supervises multiple secure transportation branches and CVS sites to ensure the accurate, timely and efficient delivery and processing of cash, coin, check, mixed deposit, ATM, coin and change order processing.
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Preferred Qualifications: Relevant certificates or licenses (CHC, Six Sigma, PMP) preferred. Preferred Qualifications: Relevant certificates or licenses (CHC, Six Sigma, PMP) preferred. Experience : Essential Qualifications and Functions: 3+ years of experience in compliance, auditing, regulatory reporting, quality assurance, or risk role.
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Lean and Six Sigma Black Belt required or obtained within a reasonable timeframe. Leverages the Lean and Six Sigma DMAIC approach and related methods for all phases of projects with an emphasis on data collection/analytics, process analysis, implementation in line with sponsorship support, and control reports on the status and health of the portfolio using the dashboard to provide visibility into key metrics.
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Certification or experience in Lean Six Sigma, Process Excellence, or similar methodologies preferred. Platform Development : Design and implement a robust analytics platform using tools like Excel, Power BI, and advanced analytics software (e.g., Azure-Databricks, Alteryx, Dataiku.
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Lean/CI/Six Sigma preferred. Additional supplemental benefits with the convenience of weekly payroll deductions. 5+ years of direct leadership experience in warehousing, receiving, inventory control and shipping in a distribution environment.
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