3 Permanent Lean Thinking Jobs in England

the UK and Ireland What will you be doing? Develop and execute an Operational Excellence plan with a clear Continuous Improvement (CI) strategy Utilise LEAN Thinking, Six Sigma methodologies, and Value Stream Mapping aligned with the DB Schenker XSite program. Foster a culture of Right First Time/… Lean principles through coaching and training at site level. Collaborate with contract and operational managers to implement process improvements. Implement training and development programs for CI project management. Coordinate CI activities to achieve broader business benefits and establish a centralised focus. Proactively identify and pursue continuous improvement opportunities to … Maintain strong customer relationships and analyse data patterns to provide insights to stakeholders. About You Extensive CI management experience Core CI skills and experience (Lean, Six Sigma, Kaizen, Green/Black Belt) A proven record of delivering significant, sustained business performance improvements Experience in developing and applying Lean more »

related subject or equivalent through relevant training and/or experience Be familiar with Agile development practices, including feature injection, user stories, backlog management, lean/design thinking, and user-centred design Proven experience as a Product Owner in a software product development team A hands-on approach more »

leaders across the organisation. You will be passionate at developing others through mentoring, coaching, and sharing knowledge. Applying modern methodologies such as Kanban, Scrum, Lean, Design/Product thinking and UI/UX to your work and encouraging others to adopt and use these methods. You will be … modern computing paradigms and always curious and driven to learn more and applying this to your work. You will demonstrate expertise in modern digital thinking including domain driven design, APIs, microservices, cloud, cloud security and identity services on cloud. Optimising your own role and delivering results. You understand that more »