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Global Projects Lean Leader

Schenectady
Posted 6 days ago
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The Wind Lean Leader reports to the Vice President – Wind Lean and drives continuous improvement across multiple functional areas. In this role, you will work closely with Wind functional teams (i.e. Safety, Quality, Projects, Product Management, Digital Technology, and others) to develop and drive Lean roadmaps, lead continuous improvement efforts, and coach/mentor team members across the organization to enable performance improvement to meet our annual and strategic goals.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Partner with functional leaders to build and execute Lean roadmaps that enable fatality free operations, deliver world class quality, and drive product competitiveness.
  • Lead Kaizens, value stream mapping, and related continuous improvement priorities focused on waste elimination, variation reduction, process simplification, and cycle time reduction.
  • Lead business transformation priorities supporting continuous improvement and optimization of end-to-end processes.
  • Drive the development, execution, and sustainment of standard work.
  • Partner with functional leaders to optimize monthly operating rhythms, ensure daily management, and proactive identification of risk to KPI’s & business outcomes.
  • Lead problem solving with Lean tools & practices (through Kaizens, Lean Projects and Just-Do-It events) to resolve complex challenges.
  • Drive actions to ensure that improvements are sustained and lessons learned are integrated into processes.
  • Build organizational capability through coaching/mentoring on Lean mindset, tools, and practices.

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Required Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college in Engineering, Manufacturing, Operations, Industrial Engineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent knowledge and experience.
  • Significant experience in Lean, Operational Excellence, Continuous Improvement, or Transformation Leadership roles, with demonstrated success driving sustainable operational improvements.
  • Demonstrated experience leading Lean transformation initiatives, including Kaizen events, value stream mapping, continuous improvement programs, waste elimination efforts, and the deployment of Lean operating systems across manufacturing, operations, or engineering organizations.
  • Proven ability to lead and influence cross-functional teams, embed Lean principles, and drive measurable improvements in operational performance.

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Desired Characteristics

  • Strong facilitation and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to influence and coordinate cross-functional teams in matrix organizations.
  • Strong analytical and organizational skills.
  • Experience with Daily Management systems, value stream mapping, and Lean operating systems preferred.
  • Passion for continuous improvement and operational excellence.
  • Strong coaching and facilitation capabilities.
  • Ability to drive change in complex organizations.
  • Strong execution mindset.
  • High energy and strong collaboration skills.
  • Ability to translate strategy into operational actions.

Additional Information

  • Relocation Assistance Provided: No

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Skills

Lean
Continuous Improvement
Kaizen
Value Stream Mapping
Operational Excellence
Process Simplification
Cycle Time Reduction
Waste Elimination
Standard Work
Daily Management
Problem Solving
Cross-functional Leadership
Coaching
Mentoring
Change Management
Strategic Planning

Location

Hartlepool, England, United Kingdom

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