Site Lean Leader

Job Description Summary The Site Lean Leader will lead Lean transformation and continuous improvement across the site, supporting multiple product lines. This role will partner closely with manufacturing, operations, quality, engineering, materials, and other cross-functional teams to improve operational performance, eliminate waste, strengthen Daily Management Systems, and build a sustainable Lean culture. The role requires a hands-on Lean leader with strong manufacturing experience who can coach teams, facilitate structured problem-solving, improve plant and production-line layouts, optimize material and information flow, and translate Lean principles into measurable improvements in safety, quality, delivery, cost, and productivity. GE HealthCare is a leading global medical technology and digital solutions innovator. Our purpose is to create a world where healthcare has no limits. Unlock your ambition, turn ideas into world-changing realities, and join an organization where every voice makes a difference, and every difference builds a healthier world. Job Description Roles and Responsibilities Lead and drive Lean transformation and continuous improvement initiatives across the site and multiple product lines. Coach teams and leaders on Lean behaviors, principles, tools, and structured problem-solving methodologies to strengthen the site's Lean culture. Lead and facilitate Kaizen events, Value Stream Mapping, 5S, Standard Work, root cause analysis, and other continuous improvement activities. Identify and eliminate waste across manufacturing and operational processes to improve productivity, quality, delivery, cost, and overall operational efficiency. Support plant and production-line layout design and improvement activities to optimize operational performance. Establish and continuously improve material flow and information flow across manufacturing operations. Develop and strengthen Daily Management Systems (DMS), visual management, and performance management practices across the site. Partner with manufacturing, quality, engineering, materials, supply chain, and operations teams to identify improvement opportunities and implement sustainable solutions. Lead structured problem-solving activities for operational issues and support implementation of effective corrective actions. Train, coach, and mentor employees and leaders on Lean fundamentals and practical application of Lean tools and techniques. Support new product introduction, process transfers, and manufacturing readiness activities from a Lean and operational excellence perspective. Identify opportunities to digitize visual management and manufacturing processes and support automation initiatives that improve flow, efficiency, and operational performance. Establish appropriate performance measures to evaluate Lean initiatives and demonstrate measurable operational improvements.