What You'll Do

• Actively identifying and implementing savings in material dimensions and structures (eg, changes in thickness, format, and composition).

• Conducting detailed analysis to minimize technological scrap and material overconsumption.

• Organizing and leading practical workshops based on pre-designed professional standards.

• Mapping processes, eliminating bottlenecks, and reducing production lead times.

• Reducing machine changeover times and increasing Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE).

• Designing efficient workspace and assembly line layouts to ensure smooth, continuous material flow.

• Monitoring implemented Lean processes utilizing a professional audit system.

• Implementing technical solutions and operational arrangements to eliminate errors and defects in production.

• Translating and integrating global TREVES processes into the daily operations of the plant.

• Educating staff on Lean tools and fostering a strong plant culture of continuous improvement.

What you bring

• University degree or Secondary school education; a technical background is an advantage.

• Strong focus on the practical implementation of LEAN principles. (Note: The original phrasing was a bit awkward for a job requirement, so this adapts it to highlight the candidate's ability to actually execute Lean concepts).

• Solid understanding of production and ERP systems.

• Proficiency in English for daily business communication.

• Analytical thinking, strong sense of responsibility, ability to work independently, and a proactive mindset.

• A competitive salary that reflects your leadership and technical expertise.
• Flexible working hours and 5 weeks of paid vacation to help you recharge.
• An on-site cafeteria.
• Contributions toward life insurance.
• A company laptop and a mobile phone (including a SIM card) to ensure you have the best tools to do your job.
• Access to continuous corporate training and professional development, alongside regular company events and team-building activities.