Six Sigma Black Belt – Continuous Improvement Coordinator

Adient plc; United States; On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Adient plc West Point Facility in the United States is seeking a Six Sigma professional to lead and execute process improvements in automotive seating. You will form project teams, apply DMAIC methods, and deliver cost, quality and time objectives set by leaders.

The role requires 2–5 years in industrial engineering, a Bachelor’s in IE, and automotive manufacturing experience. You will train teams, track progress, report to champions, and drive safe, compliant manufacturing improvements across

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 their availability.
• Provide basic Six Sigma training to project team members.
• Apply Six Sigma tools and techniques to measure, analyze, improve, and control project processes.
• Report on project progress to Champion and leadership levels at least weekly or monthly.
• Prepare detailed plans to track project performance and assure timely completion and savings goals.
• Identify barriers to project success and solicit help from Champions when needed.
• Document improvement learnings and share best practices with other Black Belts.
• Identify and bring forward new project opportunities.
• Participate in Health/Safety/Environmental investigations and 8D process for root cause analysis.
• Ensure safety audits are complete for you and your team.
• Report accidents, illnesses, and environmental emergencies, alerting supervisor to conditions affecting others.

Skills

Six Sigma

Project management

Team leadership

Statistical analysis

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Engineering

Job description

Adient plc West Point Facility in the United States is seeking a Six Sigma professional to lead and execute process improvements in automotive seating. You will form project teams, apply DMAIC methods, and deliver cost, quality and time objectives set by leaders.

The role requires 2–5 years in industrial engineering, a Bachelor’s in IE, and automotive manufacturing experience. You will train teams, track progress, report to champions, and drive safe, compliant manufacturing improvements across