Continuous Improvement Manager
Medical Device Manufacturing
Orlando, FL

Global leader in the design and manufacturing of disposable medical devices seeks a Continuous Improvement Manager at the company's flagship manufacturing site in Volusia County, FL.  The Continuous Improvement Manager will lead all Lean and Six Sigma projects and develop and manage process improvement projects plant wide.  All candidates should have excellent leadership and communications skills and the ability to not only drive improvements but document and report results to all levels of the company's organization.  This opportunity is an excellent fit for candidates with for a passion for manufacturing improvement who are strong leaders with excellent communications skills. 

This highly regarded, global company offers excellent career growth opportunities across its many divisions, both domestic and international. 
Requirements

• Bachelor's degree, preferably in engineering
• Six Sigma Greenbelt  or Lean certification, Black Belt certification strongly preferred
• 3+ years of experience in high speed, high volume manufacturing with documented successes in leading process improvement and improvement projects using Six Sigma and / or Lean tools.
• Strong management skills
• Experience leading group or individual projects
• Understanding of statistical based software and quality tools, such as Process Mapping, for determining process changes or improvements
• Excellent leadership skills and the ability to drive change, mentor and motivate
• Excellent communications skills, verbal, written and the ability to communicate improvement successes to all levels of the company
• Strong skills in prioritizing projects and programs and the ability to make changes on the fly in a highly dynamic manufacturing environment
• The ability to work independently as well as lead and motivate a diverse workforce

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