Warehouse Continuous Improvement Specialist

Maersk; Cuautitlán; On-site; MXN 360,000 - 520,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career opportunities with global reach

Talent development initiatives

Competitive compensation package

Job summary

Maersk is seeking a hands-on Warehouse Operational Excellence Specialist in Cuautitlán, Mexico to drive continuous improvement within our contract logistics warehouse operations.

You will work with frontline teams to identify opportunities, lead A3 problem solving, Kaizen events, monitor KPIs, and implement practical changes that boost productivity and customer outcomes. Intermediate English is required, and experience in warehouse environments with Lean methods is expected.

Qualifications

• Experience in warehouse, distribution center, or Contract Logistics environments with exposure to Continuous Improvement and Operational Excellence.
• Knowledge of Kaizen, A3 problem solving, Lean, or Lean Six Sigma methodologies.
• Strong analytics and data interpretation to drive action.

Responsibilities

• Support execution of Operational Excellence and Continuous Improvement in warehouse operations.
• Facilitate A3 problem solving and Kaizen initiatives to identify root causes and practical improvements.
• Monitor warehouse KPIs and performance, identify gaps and opportunities.
• Coordinate with frontline teams to implement actions and sustain results.
• Support adoption of The Maersk Way through visual management and standardization.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Communication

English intermediate

Job description

Maersk is seeking a hands-on Warehouse Operational Excellence Specialist in Cuautitlán, Mexico to drive continuous improvement within our contract logistics warehouse operations.

You will work with frontline teams to identify opportunities, lead A3 problem solving, Kaizen events, monitor KPIs, and implement practical changes that boost productivity and customer outcomes. Intermediate English is required, and experience in warehouse environments with Lean methods is expected.