Six Sigma Black Belt

Six Sigma Black Belt
Permanent
West Yorkshire
Production / CI
£50000 to £55000
1 month notice period
N/A
94360
07/12/2020

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and certified Programme Manager, well-seasoned in various industries and types of role. Has experience with managing and mentoring large teams and is looking for a new challenge with a strategic focus.

Why are they a good candidate?

  • P&L owner up to £80m.
  • Consistently delivered improvements across businesses with operational and transactional cost savings with cumulative cost savings in excess of £3m, with additional non tangible improvements successful realised.
  • Highly recommended by previous colleagues and managers.
  • Vastly experienced in delivering high value Project Management and Continuous Improvement programmes in different industries.
  • Experience across various sectors: Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Higher Education, Construction.
  • American Society of Quality Black Belt accreditation, ILM Level 5 Certified and MSP Practitioner.
  • Coached and mentored over 500 staff in Lean methodologies including Yellow Belt and Green Belts.
  • Successful in embedding cultural changes and CI philosophy in large and small organisations.

3 greatest achievements:

  1. Co-creating and embedding a culture of Continuous Improvement and Operational Excellence within a highly unionised Fortune 500 Manufacturing facility with over 1000 people. Delivered Black Belt projects and specific improvement programmes all geared to reduce waste and deliver cost savings year on year. The successful enablement of staff to display a high maturity of problem solving and targeting of process waste was the pinnacle of the programme.

  2. Successfully recovered the delivery of a £10m scope of work to an Oil and Gas major which enabled them to enable first oil production and maximise oil production rates in Africa. Inherited the project after only 3 months into tenure with the sole purpose of recovering the project. Ended up becoming one of the subject matter experts in the end products that was delivered. Due to the success, was even approached by the customer to advise them on previously failed products.

  3. Was brought into head up an unstable and disrupted Improvement team within one of the largest Higher Education establishments in the UK. Within 6 months had managed to stabilise the department by resolving all HR issues and laid the foundations towards a fully-fledged team of Continuous Improvement professionals.  The end result was the team becoming fully qualified CI experts (Green and Black Belts) whilst successfully delivering cultural changes in an industry notoriously hard to crack (over 100 Staff trained and 4 Black Belt level projects delivered).

3 most important things about next move

  1. The ability to design and create the Continuous Improvement Strategy within an organisation, working with other leaders to ensure complete buy in.
  2. Company maturity, ideally a well-established business on the larger size and somewhere that challenges and compliments his mindset to allow further growth.
  3. Benefits included in the role, wants to be rewarded and recognised for what he’s doing and doesn’t want to feel undervalued.