Title:  Process Improvement Officer (Products)

The Process Improvement Officer for Products provides technical leadership in ensuring the effectiveness of product-related systems through proper management of unit initiatives related to systems standardization, business process improvements, store management systems, labor productivity, capacity planning, and store layout improvements.

 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Ensures accuracy and recommends manpower, equipment capacity, layout, and business process standards resulting in an optimized business model

  • Designs, reviews, and recommends store management systems resulting in high levels of management team efficiency

  • Leads in the development and recommends effective production planning and inventory control tools to optimize the use of raw materials, store equipment, facilities, and other store resources

  • Designs, reviews, and recommends efficient service systems (counter and related customer services) to ensure delivery of products to customers at the right quality, quantity, and time

  • Reviews and recommends man-hour standards (for crew and store management team) based on sales level, to serve as a basis for store profitability

  • Leads in the development and recommends a Systematic Manpower Scheduling tool to ensure effective crew positioning

  • Oversees product efficiency of store product processes

  • Supports new product introduction

  • Conducts food safety validation for new and existing products

  • Oversees kitchen, DI, counter tools & utensils development and management

  • Implements the Gold Standard Consistency Program

 

Job Qualifications:

  • Graduate of Industrial Engineering, Computer Engineering, Systems Development, or any related courses.

  • At least 3-5 years of work experience related to process improvement, preferably from the food manufacturing or restaurant industry.

  • Must have good verbal communication and presentation skills.

  • Must be willing to do fieldwork activities nationwide.

  • Willing to work on a hybrid set-up, but 80–90% fieldwork.