Process Improvement Coordinator

Work closely with Production Supervisors, Leads, Operators, Maintenance, Quality, and Customer Service personnel to improve operational performance.

Evaluate workflow, staffing, equipment utilization, and scheduling effectiveness.

Conduct time studies, process observations, and workflow analyses.

Support efforts to reduce waste, increase throughput, and improve overall equipment effectiveness (OEE).

Assist in resolving process-related issues affecting quality, delivery, or production efficiency.

Facilitate employee training related to Lean Manufacturing principles, continuous improvement methodologies, and process standards.

Support employee involvement programs focused on operational improvement.

Assist teams in implementing problem-solving tools and continuous improvement techniques.

Promote a culture of accountability, teamwork, and data-driven decision-making.

Support corrective and preventive action (CAPA) initiatives through root cause analysis and process improvement activities.

Assist in maintaining process documentation, procedures, and work instructions.

Participate in internal audits and continuous improvement reviews.

Ensure process improvements comply with quality, safety, and regulatory requirements.

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Operations Management, Manufacturing, Business Administration, Supply Chain, or related field preferred.

Equivalent combination of education and relevant manufacturing experience may be considered.

2-5 years of experience in manufacturing, process improvement, operational excellence, quality, or production environments.

Experience participating in or leading Lean Manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives preferred.

Experience in printing, packaging, labeling, or converting industries is a plus.

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt, Green Belt, or equivalent.

Lean Manufacturing Certification.

Continuous Improvement or Project Management training.

Continuous Improvement

Lean Manufacturing

Data Analysis

Process Optimization

Root Cause Analysis

Project Management

Change Management

Communication & Collaboration

Problem Solving

Strategic Thinking

Organizational Effectiveness

Primarily office-based within a manufacturing environment.

Frequent interaction with production teams and manufacturing equipment.

Regular time spent on the production floor conducting observations and process reviews.

Exposure to production-related noise, inks, coatings, and manufacturing equipment.

Occasional overtime may be required to support projects and operational priorities.