Continuous Improvement Manager
Pubblicato il 18-09-2026 - McCormick in Firenze
Overview As Continuous Improvement Manager, you will drive the Journey to Excellence program across the site, delivering measurable improvements in cost, quality and performance through Lean, TPM and digitalization. You will partner with cross-functional teams to identify opportunities, optimize processes, and develop people capabilities to sustain a culture of operational excellence. You will translate data into actionable insights, design training, and coach teams to scale improvements plant-wide and beyond. This role offers impact at scale within a manufacturing environment and the chance to shape continuous improvement practices across sites.
Retribuzione / Benefits
- Premio Plans
- Total Rewards programs
- Pension plan (Fondi di previdenza Complementare di categoria)
- Health plan (Fondo sanitario integrative di categoria)
- Other benefits
- equal pay for work of equal value
Responsabilità
- Lead cross-site continuous improvement initiatives and act as an internal consultant to identify opportunities and deliver measurable results.
- Collaborate with process owners and functions to implement sustainable process improvements aligned with the site strategy.
- Develop, track and report KPI metrics using data-driven insights to support optimization decisions.
- Design and deliver training to build CI capabilities and reinforce a culture of operational excellence.
- Coach and lead cross-functional teams to successfully execute improvement projects.
- Promote sharing and replication of best practices and scale solutions across the plant and other sites where applicable.
Requisiti fondamentali
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field; minimum 5 years in CI, Operations Excellence, Manufacturing, Supply Chain or Quality in a production environment.
- Strong knowledge of Lean, TPM, WCM, problem-solving methods and change management.
- Proven project management, analytical and data-driven decision-making skills.
- Understanding of production processes, supply