Six Sigma Black Belt - CI & Process Improvement Lead

adient; West Point (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Adient, a global leader in automotive seating, seeks a Six Sigma Industrial Engineer to drive process improvements at the West Point facility. You will lead project teams, apply Six Sigma tools and methodologies, and strive to meet cost, quality, and delivery targets within an automotive manufacturing context.

Requirements include 2-5 years in industrial engineering, a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, and experience in automotive manufacturing.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of experience in industrial engineering.
• Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering.
• Experience in automotive manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Identify key individuals for team membership and secure availability.
• Provide basic Six Sigma training to project team members.
• Six Sigma tools and techniques apply to measure, analyze, improve, and control project processes.
• Report on project progress to Champion and leadership at least weekly/monthly.
• Prepare detailed plans to track project performance and ensure timely completion and savings.
• Identify barriers to project success and solicit help from Champions when needed.
• Attend required training and acquire needed skills.
• Document improvement learnings and share best practices with other Black Belts.
• Identify and bring forward to Champion new project opportunities.
• Actively participate in Health/Safety/Environmental investigations and the 8D process to develop root cause analysis.
• Ensure required Safety Audits are complete for you and your team.
• Report accidents, occupational illnesses, and HSE&E emergencies, informing supervisor of known conditions.

Skills

Six Sigma

Team leadership

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering

Tools

Six Sigma tools

Job description

Adient, a global leader in automotive seating, seeks a Six Sigma Industrial Engineer to drive process improvements at the West Point facility. You will lead project teams, apply Six Sigma tools and methodologies, and strive to meet cost, quality, and delivery targets within an automotive manufacturing context.

Requirements include 2-5 years in industrial engineering, a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, and experience in automotive manufacturing.