Leads site-wide deployment and continuous improvement of Honeywell’s Aerospace Operating System. Establishes roadmaps, coordinates improvement events, supports Hoshin Kanri and productivity initiatives, coaches leaders and employees, and drives Lean and Agile transformation across planning, sourcing, production, quality, logistics, and other functions. Requires extensive Lean Manufacturing, project management, change leadership, cross-functional influence, and executive communication experience. Travel to other locations may comprise 10% of the role.
As an Aerospace Operating System (AOS) Site Leader here at Honeywell Aerospace, you will be a critical leader in the development and site-wide deployment for the Aerospace Operating System (AOS), driving the transformation of operational performance across the site or multi sites.
You will partner closely with Site Leader and AOS Global Operations Leader to establish the AOS roadmap, align strategic priorities, and enable scalable implementation across functions within the site including but not exclusive to planning, materials, sourcing, and quality.
As the key thought leader and change agent, this individual will coach leaders, drive method development and continuous improvement initiatives, and optimize end-to-end supply chain processes spanning procurement, planning, production, distribution, and logistics to support long-term growth, operational efficiency, and cultural transformation.
Responsibilities- Coordinates, prioritizes & organizes improvement events and AOS courses to create value for the unit
- Manages or leads relevant, strategic & operational business challenges
- Fosters a continuous improvement mindset with respective methods and tools
- Supports and/or orchestrates the Hoshin Kanri process for the site
- Supports and/or orchestrates productivity generation activities
- Coaches peers & key managers inside the unit on the promotion & use of AOS
- Acts as a thought leader for an Agile & Lean mindset
- Advances AOS through sharing of success stories & recognition of stakeholders
- Orchestrates, coaches & leads AOS community & key enablers
- Drives, motivates & manages AOS qualifications of employees
- Active member of the global, companywide AOS community
- Collaborate with the AOS office to execute the AOS strategy
- Leads and execute change management across employee population
YOU MUST HAVE
- At least 6 years of practical application of Lean Manufacturing and Operating Systems principles and tools
- At least 6 years of project management experience gained through both strategic and tactic change projects
- At least 6 years of experience influencing and communicating effectively with frontline employees, site leadership, and senior executives, including leading cross-functional initiatives and presenting business outcomes to leadership teams.
- Experience influencing and communicating effectively with frontline employees, site leadership, and senior executives, including leading cross-functional initiatives and presenting business outcomes to leadership teams.
- Ability to travel 10% to other locations for training or project support.
The Honeywell Aerospace building is a Controlled Goods program environment. Candidates must be eligible for CGP clearance.
WE VALUE
- A bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Management, Business, Engineering, or a related field.
- A Master of Business Administration is a plus
- Experience in various areas of operations is strongly preferred, i.e. production, planning, procurement, logistics or similar
- Successful track record in leading without formal authority
- Proven experiences in driving results & coaching teams/peers across departments
- Experience in developing and sustaining networks / communities
- Leadership qualities & experience in motivating and developing diverse teams
- 6 Years of Practical experience facilitating improvement events
- Ability to Inspire & lead without authority
- Alignment to Honeywell Aerospace values, behaviors and principles, with experience and focus on customer outcomes, transformation, innovation, end-to-end ownership, and teamwork
- Ability to be an active listener and empathetic
- Experience convincing & pro-active change driver
- Passionate about learning Aerospace OS Core Methods and tools
- Results & quality orientation
- Methodical & structured way of thinking
- High analytical capability
The annual base salary for this position starts at $120,000. Please note that this salary information serves as a general guideline. Honeywell Aerospace considers various factors when extending an offer, including but not limited to the scope and responsibilities of the position, the candidate's work experience, education and training, key skills, as well as market and business considerations.
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