S7E30 Steve Riley | Small Improvements, Big ROI: Lessons from the Factory Floor
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Steve Riley shares insights on the intersection of engineering and operations from his extensive experience in manufacturing.
Send us Fan Mail Steve Riley brings a unique perspective to Being An Engineer because he is not an engineer by title, but he has spent his career working directly in the environments where engineering, operations, manufacturing, and continuous improvement have to come together. His background spans plant leadership, program management, operations management, engineering management, injection molding, medical products, carbon fiber manufacturing, dental equipment, and Lean/5S implementation.&n...
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