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Carlisle Brake & Friction Inc

Continuous Improvement Technician

920 Lake Road, Medina, OH 44256

First seen by offpeak October 15, 2026

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Description


Continuous Improvement Technician


Summary of Position: 

The Continuous Improvement Technician is responsible for supporting and driving continuous improvement initiatives throughout the facility on their assigned shift by applying Lean Manufacturing principles, structured problem-solving techniques, and employee engagement strategies. Reporting directly to the Plant Operations Manager, this position serves as a hands-on facilitator and champion of operational excellence, helping departments identify waste, improve productivity, enhance safety, and strengthen quality performance.

This role works closely with production, maintenance, engineering, quality, materials, and leadership teams to execute change activities, support continuous improvement projects, and sustain lean systems on their assigned shifts.



Essential Functions:

Lean Leadership & Continuous Improvement


Lead and support implementation of Lean Manufacturing tools including:


Training & Employee Development:


Operational Support & Collaboration


Department Specific / Additional Responsibilities:

· Continue development of technical and lean manufacturing skills through formal training, workshops, certifications, and on-the-job learning.

· Coordinate lean training schedules and support development plans with supervisors and management.

· Support implementation of safety, environmental, quality, and operational excellence initiatives.

· Promote and maintain compliance with all company policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.

· Immediately report unsafe conditions, environmental concerns, incidents, or operational risks.

· Participate in cross-functional teams and support company initiatives focused on employee engagement, operational excellence, and continuous improvement.

· Assist with auditing and sustaining established lean systems and standard work practices.