Continuous Improvement Lead
- Are you an experienced Continuous Improvement Lead?
- Do you want to work for a well established business?
- Do you want career progression opportunities?
If so, APPLY NOW!
Due to continued expansion, we are recruiting an experienced Continuous Improvement Lead to join our well established client.
The Continuous Improvement Lead is responsible for driving a culture of continuous improvement by applying Lean manufacturing tools and techniques to identify problem-solving methodologies. This role supports the Operations Manager to identify inefficiencies, improve processes, and deliver measurable improvements in multiple processes to reduce costs and improve efficiencies.
Key Roles and Responsibilities include:
- Lead and support continuous improvement initiatives aligned with organisational goals.
- Identify a project roadmap on project plans and how the projects will be implemented.
- Identify and implement lean manufacturing processes and introduce problem solving tools.
- Standardise best practices and ensure sustainability of improvements.
- Support change culture and influence change.
- Provide training support in tools and new process changes.
- Identify and track improvements through processes and metrics.
- Target projects with improvement in efficiency, accuracy and improved quality.
- Interact in meetings towards process improvements with support of the Operations Manager.
- Identify waste/reduce waste in processes and implementing strategies to optimize processes.
- Improve service delivery and product standards.
Requirements:
- Degree or equivalent or experience in related discipline.
- Extensive relative work experience demonstrating practical and theoretical knowledge of continuous improvement.
- Proven experience in continuous improvement methodologies - Lean, Six Sigma, Systems Thinking, Total Quality Management.
- Practical knowledge of ICT including MS Office applications, MS Dynamics & proficiency in data analysis software and process improvement tools.
- Experience of successfully managing complex case loads.
This is a Full time, Permanent position.
Salary: £35,000 - £40,000 (DOE).