About the role
Metric are currently partnered with a large and continually growing manufacturer within Denver who are looking for a strong Continuous Improvement Engineer to join their growing engineering and manufacturing leadership at the Site. The role will include but not limited to the below: Process Improvement: Identify and deliver continuous improvement initiatives to improve productivity, efficiency, quality and overall equipment effectiveness across the manufacturing site. Problem Solving: Lead structured problem-solving activities, using data and root-cause analysis to eliminate waste, reduce downtime and prevent recurring issues. Lean Manufacturing: Implement Lean Manufacturing methodologies and tools, including 5S, Kaizen, standard work and process optimisation, to drive sustainable improvements. Project Delivery: Lead improvement projects from initial concept through to implementation, working collaboratively with production, engineering, quality and other key stakeholders. To be considered you must have the following:2+ years of manufacturing and or continuous improvement engineering experience within a manufacturing site. Degree educated within an Engineering field. Kaizen or Lean Six Sigma certification is a plus. Proven experience improving manufacturing and process systems.
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