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Excellence Manager Jobs in Wisconsin (NOW HIRING)

WI · On-site

$79.93 - $125.60/hr

Reporting directly to the Plant Manager, the Operational Excellence Manager will support the transformation of the site by improving competitiveness, optimising manufacturing performance ...

The Plant OpEx Manager will be responsible for accelerating operational excellence change efforts at the production plant by leading organizational/leadership development processes, promoting ...

Labor Management Schedule: Monday-Friday | Onsite greater than 50% of the workweek | Must be ... Scheduling Excellence across ministries. * Responsible for working with market schedulers to ...

Quality Excellence Manager

Mauston, WI · On-site

$130 - $145/hr

... Excellence Manager to develop and lead the Quality Assurance system to ensure that manufacturing processes consistently produce products that meet ISO9001 and the Quality Assurance Manual. * Manages ...

... Excellence Manager to develop and lead the Quality Assurance system to ensure that manufacturing processes will produce products that meet ISO9001and Quality Assurance Manual. This is a key change ...

Howmet Fastening Systems (HFS) in Mauston, WI is looking for a Quality Excellence Manager to develop and lead the Quality Assurance system to ensure that manufacturing processes will produce products ...

Knowledge of and direct experience with AS, IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 17025, NADCAP Howmet Fastening Systems (HFS) in Mauston, WI is looking for a Quality Excellence Manager to develop and lead the ...

WI · On-site

$73.35 - $136.22/hr

Regional Performance Excellence Manager As a Regional Performance Manager, you will be the driving force behind operational excellence across our dealer network. You will bridge the gap between data ...

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What is the difference between Excellence Manager vs Quality Assurance Manager?

AspectExcellence ManagerQuality Assurance Manager
CredentialsCertifications in process improvement, Six Sigma, LeanCertifications in quality management, ISO standards, Six Sigma
Work EnvironmentFocus on continuous improvement across departmentsFocus on product/service quality and compliance
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in manufacturing, healthcare, service industriesCommon in manufacturing, software, healthcare
Primary FocusOperational excellence and process optimizationProduct quality and defect reduction

While both roles aim to improve organizational performance, the Excellence Manager concentrates on overall process efficiency and continuous improvement, whereas the Quality Assurance Manager emphasizes maintaining product and service quality standards.

What is the role of an excellence manager?

An excellence manager is responsible for overseeing continuous improvement initiatives within an organization, ensuring processes are efficient and meet quality standards. They often utilize tools like Lean, Six Sigma, or Kaizen and work to optimize operational performance through data analysis and process redesign.

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Operational Excellence Manager

Nexans USA Inc

WI • On-site

$79.93 - $125.60/hr

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Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Job Description

Nexans Network Solutions (Euromold)-Erembodegem

Full Time

Junior professional – up to 5 years

Operational Excellence Manager Organization
  • Function: Manufacturing / Operations
  • Location: Nexans Erembodegem – Euromold Division
  • Supervisor (N+1): Plant Manager
  • Direct Reports: /
Context / Main focus Areas
  • Increase site competitiveness
  • Optimize excess and constrained capacity
  • Reduce raw material, manufacturing, and logistics costs
  • Improve operational efficiency and productivity
  • Support daily production performance
  • Strengthen continuous improvement culture
  • Enable sustainable site transformation and growth support
Purpose

The role focuses on structuring, driving, and monitoring continuous improvement initiatives with a strong emphasis on data‑driven cost optimization, operational excellence, and root cause analysis within the accessories production site of Nexans Erembodegem.

Reporting directly to the Plant Manager, the Operational Excellence Manager will support the transformation of the site by improving competitiveness, optimising manufacturing performance, strengthening continuous improvement management, and enabling sustainable growth opportunities.

The position plays a key role in analysing production methods, identifying inefficiencies, and implementing corrective actions to improve productivity, quality, capacity utilisation, and overall operational performance.

Areas of responsibility Standards, Tools & Methodology

Standards (i.e. scrap rate, standard time, breakdown rate, etc…) are deployed, reinforced, harmonised, and continuously improved under the leadership of Operational Excellence Manager.

  • Track opportunities for improvement
  • Systematically analyse production trends and process data (including OEE, losses, deviations).
  • Use video analysis and other observation tools to identify waste, non‑standard work, and safety/quality risks.
  • Translate insights into prioritised improvement opportunities and structured action plans.
  • Simplify, harmonise, and reinforce tools & methods
  • Define and maintain a standard toolbox for performance analysis, problem solving, and continuous improvement (e.g. standards for KPIs, data dashboards, root cause analysis, visual management).
  • Simplify and harmonise practices across production areas so that Process Engineers work with common standards and routines.
  • Ensure that standards are understood, applied consistently, and regularly updated, through coaching, training, and support to Process Engineers and line management.
  • Lead and coordinate improvement projects focused on:
  • Increasing site competitiveness
  • Reducing manufacturing, raw material, and logistics costs
  • Optimising production capacity and utilisation
  • Supporting capacity resizing and balancing initiatives
  • Identify cost reduction opportunities through detailed operational and financial data analysis.
  • Analyse operational losses and inefficiencies to define sustainable corrective actions.
  • Support productivity and efficiency improvement initiatives across all production areas.
Operational Support
  • Support production operations in achieving performance targets related to safety, quality, delivery, and cost.
  • Work closely with production, maintenance, supply chain, quality, and engineering teams to drive operational improvements.
  • Provide technical and methodological expertise to management activities.
  • Facilitate cross‑functional collaboration to ensure successful implementation of improvement actions.
Site Transformation & Growth Support
  • Support the transformation of the site to capture future growth opportunities.
  • Strengthen the site’s continuous improvement culture and operational discipline.
  • Contribute to strategic initiatives related to industrial optimisation, footprint adaptation, and operational scalability.
  • Promote a culture of accountability, problem‑solving, and performance ownership.
Crisis Management
  • Provide methodological and analytical support in case of major incidents or crises (e.g. quality issues, major breakdowns, delivery crisis) to quickly secure the situation, analyse root causes, and define robust corrective actions.
  • Analytical mindset with strong data interpretation capabilities.
  • Structured problem‑solving and root cause analysis.
  • Project management and organisational skills.
  • Leadership and change management.
  • Operational and business acumen.
  • Strong collaboration and communication skills.
  • Result‑oriented and hands‑on approach.
Key Interfaces
  • Industrial Operations Manager and Area Managers, Process Engineer: alignment on weekly/monthly performance, production priorities, and improvement roadmap, reinforce/harmonise/simplify daily tracking tools.
  • Methods & Industrial Projects / Industrialisation: coordination on product/process industrialisation, new equipment ramp up, and standard (OEE parameters).
  • Maintenance: joint work on equipment reliability, OEE improvement, and recurrent breakdown analysis.
Qualifications & Experience
  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Industrial Management, Operations, or related field.
  • Proven experience in manufacturing, production methods, industrial engineering, or continuous improvement roles.
  • Strong analytical and problem‑solving capabilities with experience in data‑driven decision making.
  • Experience leading improvement projects within an industrial or manufacturing environment.
  • Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, or operational excellence methodologies.
  • Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
  • Experience in accessories production or automotive/industrial manufacturing environments is considered an advantage.
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