Continuous Improvement
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - Klöckner Pentaplast in Verona
The Company
kp is a globally recognised leader in the packaging and specialty film industry, renowned for its unwavering commitment to sustainability and innovation. The need to act on climate change has never been clearer so we incorporate sustainability into everything we do by #InvestingInBetter - creating innovative products that enhance product protection, shelf life and contribute to reducing the overall carbon footprint.
At kp, we are passionate about ensuring our customers' satisfaction, and we strive to achieve this goal by focusing all our efforts on meeting their evolving needs. Our dedication to drive a positive change in the packaging industry with a focus on quality and sustainability has earned us a reputation as a trusted partner for businesses worldwide.
Continuous Improvement & Project Engineer
Verona, Italy
- On-site
Reports to: Site Manager
The Role
Reporting to the Site Manager, you'll drive continuous improvement and lead the site's capital investment (CAPEX) projects at our Verona plant. You'll identify and deliver initiatives that improve efficiency,
quality, safety and sustainability across manufacturing - and coordinate CAPEX projects end to end, on time, on budget and to spec. Working closely with the Site Manager and cross-functional teams, you'll be a key driver of operational excellence and a real influence on the site's manufacturing strategy.
What You’ll Do
- Lead continuous improvement projects across the manufacturing environment, analysing processes, data and KPIs to find and deliver optimisation opportunities.
- Coordinate cross-functional teams to implement corrective actions and improvement initiatives, and support performance monitoring and action planning.
- Foster employee engagement and a culture focused on excellence and results.
- Plan, coordinate and monitor site CAPEX projects, ensuring compliance with budget, timelines and technical specifications.
- Support business cases and the technical and economic evaluation of i