Join the forefront of innovation at Carlisle Construction Materials (CCM) in Carlisle, PA, as we seek an adept Improvement Engineer to fortify our Carlisle Operating System (COS) CI team. As an Improvement Engineer, you'll harness your engineering prowess and Lean Six Sigma expertise to spearhead projects aimed at enhancing process control and maximizing plant efficiency. This pivotal role demands astute communication, fostering robust relationships across all levels of the organization, while showcasing impeccable analytical skills to drive impactful change.
Key Responsibilities:
Apply your engineering acumen to meticulously assess manufacturing processes, identifying ripe opportunities for improvement and executing solutions to reduce process variability.
Employ advanced statistical analysis and software tools to dissect manufacturing data, extracting insights that fuel informed decision-making and strategic advancements.
Champion CCM's lean journey by facilitating dynamic events and meetings focused on manufacturing enhancements and cost reduction initiatives, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives.
Collaborate closely with the COS team to orchestrate the organization-wide COS journey, nurturing a culture of continuous improvement ingrained in CCM's DNA.
Elevate your impact by meticulously researching and crafting compelling justifications for capital expenditures, contributing to the enhancement of operational capabilities and overall efficiency.
If you're a visionary engineer with a passion for driving transformative change and shaping the future of manufacturing, seize this opportunity to join our esteemed team and embark on a journey of innovation and excellence. Apply now to become a driving force behind CCM's relentless pursuit of operational excellence and continuous improvement.
Education and Experience:
Education - BS degree, preferably in Industrial, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering; Lean Champion Certification and Six Sigma Green/Black Belt is a plus.
Experience - 2+ years of experience in a Lean Six Sigma enterprise or equivalent educational experience.