Continuous Improvement Manager

Our client is a well-established and highly respected structural steel fabrication and construction business, delivering complex steelwork projects across the UK and Ireland. Due to continued growth and a focus on operational excellence, they are seeking a Continuous Improvement Manager to lead improvement initiatives across their fabrication facility and wider construction operations.

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This role offers an exciting opportunity for an experienced continuous improvement professional to make a genuine impact within a growing business. Reporting to the Operations Director, the successful candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing a continuous improvement strategy, embedding lean principles, improving operational efficiency and driving positive cultural change across the organisation.

Working closely with teams across the full project lifecycle, from tendering and design through to fabrication, delivery, construction and handover, you will identify opportunities to reduce waste, improve processes, increase value and support the successful delivery of high-quality projects.

Continuous Improvement Manager - Position Remuneration

Competitive salary depending on experience

Key leadership role within a growing and ambitious structural steel contractor

Opportunity to shape and develop the company's continuous improvement strategy

Private Healthcare And Additional Employee Benefits Salary sacrifice pension scheme

Employee Discounts And Company Benefits Opportunity to work closely with teams across fabrication, engineering and construction operationsContinuous Improvement Manager - Position Overview

Lead the development and implementation of a continuous improvement strategy across the business

Promote a culture of operational excellence, lean thinking and ongoing improvement

Identify and eliminate waste, inefficiencies and non-value-added activities throughout the project lifecycle

Work collaboratively with departments including tendering, design, fabrication, delivery and construction teams to improve processes

Develop structured systems for capturing, evaluating and implementing improvement opportunities

Support teams in improving efficiency, quality, reliability and customer satisfaction

Monitor key performance indicators and use data to measure the success of improvement initiatives

Embed lean manufacturing principles across all levels of the workforce

Improve communication, collaboration and information flow between departments

Provide hands-on coaching and support to teams to ensure improvements are successfully implemented and sustained

Work closely with operational teams on the workshop floor, in offices and on-site to identify and deliver improvements

Contribute to the continued growth and success of a respected structural steel contractorContinuous Improvement Manager - Position Requirements

Previous experience leading continuous improvement initiatives within a manufacturing, fabrication, engineering or construction environment

Strong understanding of lean manufacturing principles and process improvement methodologies

Proven experience identifying inefficiencies and implementing practical solutions that deliver measurable improvements

Ability to engage and influence teams at all levels of an organisation

Strong analytical skills with experience using data to support decision-making

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

A hands-on approach with the ability to work collaboratively across multiple departments

Experience driving cultural change and embedding continuous improvement practices

Structural steel or construction industry experience would be advantageous, although candidates from other engineering or manufacturing sectors will be considered

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