1 to 2 of 2 Six Sigma Black Belt Jobs in the North of England

full time. Role Description Our client is looking for someone with experience in driving quality focused improvement projects, and to support root cause analysis. Six Sigma (green or black belt would be advantageous). Experience in improvement in an engineering setting would be beneficial. Experience or … occur Leading and/or supporting major quality improvement projects on long-standing and complex quality issues. Progress projects through the DMAIC cycle using six sigma methods and techniques. Gathering, analysing and interpreting large data sets to identify areas of quality improvement. Stakeholder management to drive improvement e.g. … knowledge (for example International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)) (where applicable) Skills Microsoft Office (excel in particular) Mini tab & SAP would be desirable Qualifications Six Sigma Root Cause Analysis PFMEA Engineering degree Recognising the restricted nature of the work there is a requirement for the candidate to be more »

have an exceptional opportunity for you! About the Company: On behalf of a premier automotive manufacturer based in Stockport, we are seeking a dedicated Six Sigma Green Belt Qualified Quality Engineer. This company is renowned for its commitment to quality and innovation, setting industry standards with their … world-class automotive products. As a Quality Engineer, you will be integral to the company's quality function. Your expertise in Six Sigma quality tools will drive continuous improvement initiatives, ensuring the company's products meet and exceed the highest standards of quality and reliability. Key Responsibilities: - Implement … and sustain Six Sigma methodologies to enhance process quality and efficiency in automotive manufacturing. - Conduct comprehensive quality audits and root cause analysis to swiftly resolve issues. - Develop and execute quality plans, control plans, and process improvement projects tailored to automotive standards. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify more »