Core Management Trainee — Lean Ops Rotation Track

Commercial Metals Company; Seguin (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Day 1 benefits

401(k) company match

Bonuses

Life and disability insurance

Employee stock purchase plan

Training and advancement opportunities

Job summary

Commercial Metals Company is offering a rotational development program designed for engineers to grow across Mills, Fabrication, Recycling, and emerging businesses. The role emphasizes Lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and continuous improvement, with hands-on field exposure and a capstone project.

The program requires a Bachelor's degree in engineering and exposure to Lean Six Sigma; strong analytical and teamwork skills are essential for success in diverse facility environments.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of manufacturing processes and continuous improvement methodologies is required.
• Ability to analyze data, identify waste and drive practical improvements.
• Willingness to rotate through Mills, Fabrication, Recycling, or Emerging Businesses Group.

Responsibilities

• Apply Lean and Six Sigma tools to improve safety, quality, productivity and cost.
• Analyze process performance and identify opportunities for waste reduction.
• Lead or support process improvement projects and operational excellence initiatives.
• Rotate through core business areas to gain hands-on experience.

Skills

Lean manufacturing

Data analysis

Process optimization

Cross-functional teamwork

Flexibility to rotate facilities

Education

Bachelor's in Engineering

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt

Job description

Commercial Metals Company is offering a rotational development program designed for engineers to grow across Mills, Fabrication, Recycling, and emerging businesses. The role emphasizes Lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and continuous improvement, with hands-on field exposure and a capstone project.

The program requires a Bachelor's degree in engineering and exposure to Lean Six Sigma; strong analytical and teamwork skills are essential for success in diverse facility environments.