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CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT ENGINEER - AZ

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SUMMARY

Responsible for working on projects, programs and efforts that improve the performance of the CFA team. Assist with the documentation, standardization, training and monitoring of installation methods. Gathers field data and information on opportunities for waste reduction and process improvements. Utilizes Lean tools to deliver process improvements and other duties in the support of the continuous improvement efforts.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.

Continuous Improvement

  • Produces work instructions, methods, and procedures to support installation team

  • Develops tools and job aids to support quality and productivity improvements.

  • Develops job time standards to provide guidance as to job duration and planning

  • Updates methods to address quality issues

Training

  • Develops and conducts training to help installation teams deliver a high-quality installation

  • Assists site managers and installation leadership in developing expectations for contractors

  • Coordinates work with MML to verify appropriate methods and clarification of work instructions.

  • Conducts training classes in Lean tools and leads rapid improvement teams.

Business Process

  • Develops quotation documentation that translates methods and installation procedures into project time estimates for contractors.

  • Analyzes and addresses gaps in processes that lead to quality issues.

  • Utilizes data to drive improvement gathered from field work, systems, and other data points

  • Utilizes Lean methodologies to drive improvements eliminate waste, drive standardization, etc.

  • Works with cross functional teams such as quality, install, service, and customers

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