Lean & Capital Projects Leader

Oldcastle Infrastructure; Nampa (ID); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base pay

Medical benefits

Group retirement savings

Job summary

CRH Americas Building Products is seeking a Manufacturing Process Improvement Specialist to lead lean initiatives and capital projects across Mountain West locations. This role emphasizes profitability, throughput, and quality while mentoring plant teams.

The position involves heavy travel (75%–90%) among Arizona, Utah, and Idaho, and onsite work at Chandler, AZ, Nampa, ID, Idaho Falls, ID, or Ogden, UT. Collaboration with Production, Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and EHS is essential.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of manufacturing experience, ideally in precast.
• Strong knowledge of lean manufacturing methodologies.
• Quality control/maintenance experience in manufacturing.
• Proven ability to drive lean improvements and cost reductions.
• Proficiency with Excel, Word, PowerPoint; knowledge of ERP/MRP.

Responsibilities

• Develop and improve production methods using lean tools.
• Identify opportunities for regional improvements with ops and sales.
• Lead plant-level teams in lean initiatives and training.
• Oversee capital projects and ROI analyses with operations.
• Ensure safety, quality, and productivity targets are met.
• Translate needs into project requirements and budgets.

Skills

Lean manufacturing

Manufacturing experience

Excel

AutoCAD

ERP/MRP

Project management

Leadership

Communication

Tools

AutoCAD

ERP/MRP systems

MS Office

Job description

CRH Americas Building Products is seeking a Manufacturing Process Improvement Specialist to lead lean initiatives and capital projects across Mountain West locations. This role emphasizes profitability, throughput, and quality while mentoring plant teams.

The position involves heavy travel (75%–90%) among Arizona, Utah, and Idaho, and onsite work at Chandler, AZ, Nampa, ID, Idaho Falls, ID, or Ogden, UT. Collaboration with Production, Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and EHS is essential.