Continuous Improvement Engineer

Posted 4 May by Futures Manufacturing
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£45,000 - £50,000 per annum
York , North Yorkshire
Permanent, full-time

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Posted by Futures Manufacturing
Our client, an automotive manufacturer in North Yorkshire, seek to appoint a Continuous Improvement Engineer to join their rapidly expanding team. In a period of sustained growth this an excellent time to join a profitable business with a defined career path for the successful Continuous Improvement Engineer.

Continuous Improvement Engineer - Role and Responsibilities
 - Identify opportunities to improve throughput, manufacturing efficiency and quality performance
 - Support manufacturing areas (layout, Kaizen, Kanban, etc) to ensure OEE targets are met
 - Ensure 8D and problem reports are supported when necessary within specified time scales
 - Implement continuous improvement throughout the business using Lean and SixSigma principles
 - Liaise with internal contacts and external suppliers to improve manufacturing operations
 - Provide management information in report format as requested

Continuous Improvement Engineer - Skills and Experience:
 - Prior experience working in manufacturing industry to demanding ISO9001 requirements
 - Lean and/or Six Sigma (Yellow or Green Belt required, Black Belt advantageous) experience of process improvement in a large scale manufacturing environment
 - Knowledge of systems / processes that ensure decisions are data driven
 - Exposure to Value Stream Mapping, Problem Solving Techniques, 5S, Waste Elimination, OEE, Poka Yoke, Standardisation, Kaizen, PDCA, etc

Continuous Improvement Engineer, Automotive, ISO9001, Lean, Six Sigma, Process Improvement

Reference: 52590721

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