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An established industry player is seeking a Senior Manager of Process Improvement to spearhead initiatives that enhance operational efficiency and streamline workflows. This hybrid role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to create a culture of process documentation and continuous improvement. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in process improvement methodologies, including Green Belt programs, and will be responsible for developing training materials to elevate organizational capabilities. Join a dynamic team where your leadership will drive measurable improvements and foster a culture of excellence.
Houston, TX
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The Senior Manager of Process Improvement is responsible for leading enterprise efforts to develop and improve business processes and practices. The selected candidate will partner with leaders and cross-functional teams across all business units to increase operational efficiencies, streamline workflows, and help establish a process and process documentation culture across the organization. This critical role requires experience in creating and maintaining business process repositories, leading Kaizen events, establishing Green Belt (or equivalent) programs, and collaborating with training teams to develop an internal curriculum that enhances organizational capabilities in documentation and process maturity.
This is a Hybrid position requiring 2-3 days onsite at our office in New Orleans, LA or Houston, TX.
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