Manager, Management Consultant
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
AUTOKINITON delivers operational excellence, high-quality execution, and customer service. We offer 100% vertical integration capabilities such as end-to-end engineering, manufacturing, and in-house logistics. We're proud of our Tier 1 supplier legacy for manufacturing propulsion-agnostic, structural automotive components, and assemblies around the globe.The Continuous Improvement Manager will provide leadership, training, and resources for Continuous Improvement (CI) initiatives to achieve optimal levels of safety, quality, profitability, productivity, and delivery to assure internal and external customer satisfaction.Lead CI programs and processes including the development, coordination, implementation, maintenance, processes and services including policy development and compliance.Accountable for knowing and providing guidance on production processes including workforce planning, engineering standards, performance metrics, capacity planning and analysis,
and new model launch consideration.Direct and drive the utilization of problem-solving methods for related Plant and customer issues.Promote Plant CI Kaizen Events schedule, Six Sigma Green Belt, and other CI Programs with expectations, tracking, reporting while maintaining continuous communication with Plant Manager Team.Provide coaching and mentoring to leadership and functional management teams on a variety of issues including CI standard work initiatives, Kaizen, performance metrics, capacity planning, and analysis, SMED, 6S and other CI tools.Review and measure manufacturing methods, technology application and workflow processes and apply lean/continuous improvement application skills.Possess knowledge of financial considerations when evaluating CI initiatives including capital, rate of return, availability of resources, timing concerns, and operating income impact.Develop and implement best practices to maximize cost savings through proactive and innovative CI programs.Monitor the effectiveness of the Autok