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Bachelor of Science in related field or a minimum of 5 years of proven continuous improvement analytical experience from a similar role, with an excellent understanding of continuous improvement concepts, including Six Sigma, Lean, TPM or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
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The Continuous Improvement Manager will provide mentoring, coaching, and training as needed at the plant to support the use of the Lean Six Sigma methodology and tools.
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Lead plant continuous improvement initiatives to drive operational excellence. Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and/or Black Belt certification preferred. Plant simultaneously runs a batch-continuous yeast extract process with a variable-demand reacted flavor and pre-mix operation.
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Champion and lead initiatives that integrate Lean/Sigma throughout the facility, using continuous improvement (CI) tools such as; kaizen events, 5S, Six-Sigma, "standard work", OEE, mistake proofing, VPM, VSM, 3P, etc.
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As a Continuous Improvement Manager, you will support the Branch by developing, executing, and facilitating an enterprise wide lean management system for the SE region. The Continuous Improvement Manager will collaborate with all key stakeholders to lead and facilitate events and document progress to lean goals.
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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. Lead and manage daily process & quality improvement, Six Sigma, and Lean activities.
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Production Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Plant Manager, General Manager, FDA, Medical, Healthcare, Lean, Six Sigma, Kaizen, Lean manufacturing, Process improvement.
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Utilize Lean Six Sigma methodologies to drive continuous improvement initiatives. Certification in Lean Six Sigma (Green Belt or Black Belt) preferred. As a Continuous Improvement Process Engineer , you will play a critical role in enhancing operational efficiency, quality, and productivity within our organization.
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Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) has an exciting opportunity for a Regional Continuous Improvement Manager - LAX. The WFS CI team provides a common language, processes, and metrics across the enterprise which includes regular reviews of performance metrics to drive continuous improvement and strives for operational excellence across all business functional areas and processes by deploying Lean tools and Six Sigma principles.
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This position supports the Waxahachie Plant in meeting the product specification, customer requirements, and shareholder expectations by improving process capability and driving process improvement projects utilizing Lean/Six Sigma methods.
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3+ years of experience with a Continuous Improvement methodology (TPM, Lean, Six Sigma) in both Manufacturing and Distribution environments. Associate Continuous Improvement Manager.
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The Regional CI manager will play an active role in driving accelerated operating and financial performance through continuous process improvement and execution of improvement initiatives.
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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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Process Improvement - Six Sigma Green Belt required, Lean/Six Sigma Black Belt Preferred. Six Sigma Green Belt, and or Lean/Six Sigma Black Belt is preferred.
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As a Continuous Improvement Manager, you will perform a variety of lean manufacturing activities for the entire facility including Automation, 5S+, Employee Suggestion Programs, and Rapid Improvement Events with the responsibility of improving flow and reducing operating costs.
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