HELP WANTED LEAN MANUFACTURING MANAGER


Lee Brass Foundry is looking for a dynamic indi- vidual to guide our Lean Manufacturing process. This person will have sole anonymity in the struc- ture and design of the process in the facility.


One must have the ability to work with all manufacturing departments, managers and su- pervisors to accomplish set goals and results.


The job requires a lot of creativity and planning to oversee all aspects of a Lean Manufacturing pro- cess. This person will report to the CEO/President.


Duties & Responsibilities: • Understanding the work practices


• Investigate aspects that are keeping employee output from their potential


• Formulate creative plans in order to enhance the productivity of employees


• Improve inventory • Training employees in better work practices


• Implementing new and effective working principles.


Strong communications, observation, analysis, and management skills are needed in this job function. Ability to maintain healthy relation- ships with all levels of the organization is necessary for success.


Education:


Degree preferred, Lean Manufacturing certification required.


Lee Brass offers a competitive salary and benefits package, including health, life and 401 (k). To apply, Please forward your resume and salary history to: Kathy.Miller@LeeBrass.com or Lee Brass, Attn: Kathy Miller, P.O. Box 1229, Anniston, AL 36202.


Lee Brass is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.


CONSULTANTS


FOUNDRY ENGINEERING SERVICES—Solidifica- tion Analysis, Solid Modeling, Gating and Risering, Pattern Design. Contact: Dick Davis, Hi-Tech Foundry Engineering, Ph: 936-676-4245 E-mail: Dickdavis922@gmail.com


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