Manufacturing CI Engineer - Lean Six Sigma & HMOS

James Hardie Corporation; Florida; On-site; USD 79,000 - 99,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary and bonus

Paid time off

401(k) with match

ESP Employee Stock Purchase

Wellness programs

Parental leave

Job summary

James Hardie Building Products Inc. is seeking a CIMS Engineer to drive safe, reliable, and cost-effective operations at the plant. You will apply mechanical knowledge, Lean improvement, and data analysis to improve line flow, quality, and cost performance across HMOS-enabled processes.

The role balances process improvement with capital projects, hands‑on support, and training responsibilities. Strong communication, cross-functional collaboration, and leadership are essential to succeed in this

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferred; high school diploma acceptable with relevant experience.
• Proven track record in manufacturing engineering and process improvement.
• Strong Lean Six Sigma knowledge and hands-on problem solving.

Responsibilities

• Lead process improvements to improve line flow, throughput, and quality.
• Collaborate with Operations, Maintenance, Quality, Engineering, and Controls teams.
• Facilitate Kaizen events and sustainment of improvements.
• Develop SOPs, training materials, and standardized work.
• Manage capital projects from concept to startup and ensure compliance.

Skills

Manufacturing Eng

Process Improvement

Mechanical Troubleshooting

Lean Six Sigma

Leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree

High school diploma

Tools

HMOS system

Job description

James Hardie Building Products Inc. is seeking a CIMS Engineer to drive safe, reliable, and cost-effective operations at the plant. You will apply mechanical knowledge, Lean improvement, and data analysis to improve line flow, quality, and cost performance across HMOS-enabled processes.

The role balances process improvement with capital projects, hands‑on support, and training responsibilities. Strong communication, cross-functional collaboration, and leadership are essential to succeed in this