Senior Lean & Enterprise Transformation Leader

Overhead Door Corporation in; Lewisville (TX); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Overhead Door Corporation seeks a Director of Lean & Enterprise Transformation (Finance) to lead design, deployment, and sustainment of the OHD Lean Operating System across eight U.S. plants. You will drive enterprise transformation through governance, capability development, and cultural adoption, partnering with plant managers and executives.

The role targets measurable productivity, cost, safety, quality, and engagement improvements, with travel up to 50% across U.S. sites.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, Operations Management, Industrial Engineering, or related fields.
• Master's degree or Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification preferred.
• Minimum 10 years of progressive manufacturing experience, with at least 5 years in a Lean leadership role.
• Proven success deploying Lean systems across multi-site manufacturing environments.
• Deep knowledge of Lean principles, systems thinking, and operational excellence frameworks.
• Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills with the ability to influence at all levels.
• Experience in building products or industrial manufacturing preferred.
• Willingness to travel up to 50% across U.S. sites.

Responsibilities

• Own the design, deployment, and sustainability of the OHD Lean Operating System.
• Develop a corporate Lean playbook defining standard tools, methods, and behaviors.
• Integrate Lean governance through Tier 1-4 management routines linking plant operations to enterprise strategy.
• Ensure alignment of Lean systems with Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost, People, and Customer Value pillars.
• Deliver measurable business impact through Lean deployment, targeting 3-5% year-over-year cost improvement per site.
• Partner with Operations Finance to validate productivity savings, cost-out initiatives, and ROI of improvement project.
• Drive measurable improvements in safety, quality, and delivery performance through structured problem solving.
• Establish and govern the Lean maturity assessment and certification process (Bronze/Silver/Gold).
• Conduct quarterly maturity assessments for each site and coach plant leadership on next-level development.
• Facilitate training, Kaizen events, and structured problem-solving workshops to strengthen internal capability.
• Lead the enterprise Lean governance cadence including weekly reviews, monthly transformation updates, and quarterly executive reviews.
• Partner with Plant Managers, Manufacturing Engineering, EHS, Quality, Materials, and PMO to integrate Lean into daily operations.
• Ensure standardization, alignment, and accountability across all plant-level Lean deployments.
• Serve as a visible change agent who models leadership discipline and daily Gemba engagement.
• Coach plant and functional leaders to lead with process and data rather than opinion.
• Foster a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and respect for people across all sites.
• Operates as an enterprise transformation leader, influencing systems and data.
• Embeds Lean leadership behaviors into executive and plant-level routines.
• Demonstrates relentless pursuit of waste elimination, flow, and customer value creation.
• Acts as the enterprise guardian of the OHD Lean Operating System, ensuring its adoption and sustainment.

Skills

Lean leadership

Leadership

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Change leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering/related field

Master's degree or Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification

Job description

Overhead Door Corporation seeks a Director of Lean & Enterprise Transformation (Finance) to lead design, deployment, and sustainment of the OHD Lean Operating System across eight U.S. plants. You will drive enterprise transformation through governance, capability development, and cultural adoption, partnering with plant managers and executives.

The role targets measurable productivity, cost, safety, quality, and engagement improvements, with travel up to 50% across U.S. sites.