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Continuous Improvement Project Manager

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Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis LLC (MD&A) is a world class supplier of power generation services, parts, and repairs for steam, gas, and industrial turbines and generators. We lead the industry by offering high-quality, on-schedule, and cost-effective services, parts, and repairs which result in repeat business and positive customer feedback – we are known for our knowledge and experience.


MD&A is look for a Continuous Improvement Project Manager who will work with business leaders and their teams throughout all MD&A Divisions to identify, facilitate, manage, and implement improvement projects that provide value by improving quality or reducing waste, and improving productivity, capacity, and profitability to meet current and future business objectives.


  • Works with the Manager of Quality & Continuous Improvement to assess and identify strategic improvement opportunities within MD&A Divisions
  • Coordinates with business leaders to assess, prioritize, and align improvement opportunities and projects with their respective business objectives and operational needs
  • Works with Division employees to effectively facilitate, execute, and complete focused improvement projects
  • Establishes metrics to monitor the effective implementation of improvements meant to result in improved quality, cost or waste reduction, productivity improvement, customer satisfaction, and improved profitability
  • Assists in auditing operations to identify process deficiencies and improvement opportunities
  • Assures process changes and improvements are adequately documented or recorded for effective training and maintenance
  • Assures process changes and improvements comply with the MD&A QMS and regulatory requirements
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