Job Description:
The Continuous Improvement Engineer has 24-hour, multiple shift accountability for the process results of a production area.Â
The CI Engineer coordinates with Team Leads resource requirements based on production demands, quality, material, and cost. The CI engineer is responsible for driving operational excellence and continuous improvement by establishing work standards and providing coaching and feedback. They have thorough technical understanding and mastery of Manufacturing Reliability Fundamentals and the Factory Mars Operating System (MRF/FMOS) and process control for their lines.  Â
What Are We Looking For?
Minimum:
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering, Supply, or technical field of study
- 3-5 years of experience operating in a TPM/technical, manufacturing environmentÂ
- Demonstrated experience in leading change and situational leadershipÂ
- Clear ability to relate to and motivate people and effectively trainÂ
- Outstanding analytical and problem-solving skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills, coaching and training skillsÂ
- Proficient in MS Office and SAP
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 What Will Be Your Key Responsibilities?
- Develops the Line Master/90-Day Plans to address losses and build capabilityÂ
- Leads the Daily Area Value Stream connection point meetingsÂ
- Owns all Daily Management Systems (DMSs) execution and leads the Cleaning – Inspect – Lubricate (CIL) DMSÂ
- Executes monthly review accountability of Area Master Plans and results. Anticipates change and develops plans to effectively implement changesÂ
- Develops the Area Loss AnalysisÂ
- Provides on the floor coaching of team leads and team members across all shiftsÂ
- Drives Loss Elimination for their areaÂ
- Provides Skill Development/Technical Mastery/Coaching and TrainingÂ
- Makes quick and effective decisions, and accepts responsibility for those decisions and accountability for achieving process results and delivering on commitmentsÂ
- Champions MRF activities and objectives for their respective lineÂ
- Ensures proper execution of On-the-Job Training and operating proceduresÂ
- Proactively action identified food safety and quality risks via PRIMP and Near Miss reportingÂ
- Understand and execute regulatory compliance responsibilities including quality and cleaning checksÂ
- Coordinate materials, staffing and resources to support line operation and changeovers
What can you expect from Mars?Â
- Work with diverse and talented Associates, all guided by The Five Principles
- Join a purpose driven company, where we’re striving to build the world we want tomorrow, today
- Best-in-class learning and development support from day one, including access to our in-house Mars University
- An industry competitive salary and benefits package, including company bonus
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