Senior Engineer in Continuous Improvement - IEM (British Columbia)

Senior Engineer in Continuous Improvement - IEM (British Columbia)

03 Aug
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Industrialelectricmanufacturing
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British Columbia

03 Aug

Industrialelectricmanufacturing

British Columbia

Transform operational processes at IEM as a Senior Continuous Improvement Engineer. This in-office role in Surrey, B.C. focuses on lean methodologies to drive impactful improvements.

IEM seeks an experienced professional to stand at the forefront of our transformative journey. You will support various kaizen activities, facilitate process changes, and establish standard work documentation to bolster operational excellence. With 7 to 10 years in manufacturing, your leadership will foster a culture of continuous improvement in a dynamic workplace.

Key Responsibilities:
• Schedule and lead kaizen events effectively
• Analyze process data to derive actionable insights
• Create and implement standard work procedures




• Mentor junior engineers in CI practices
• Track KPIs to measure improvement success

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering or related field
• 7-10 years in manufacturing improvement roles
• Solid experience with PDCA, A3 methodologies
• Proven leadership in kaizen events implementation
• Strong analytical skills in production metrics

Make substantial improvements and redefine processes while working closely with teams at IEM in Surrey.
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📌 Senior Engineer in Continuous Improvement - IEM (British Columbia)
🏢 Industrialelectricmanufacturing
📍 British Columbia

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