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Kraft Heinz

Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants

Workforce & Project Governance Coordinator

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeWinchester, VA, USA$31.99 /hrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrate strong governance discipline, including cadence, follow-through, and action management.
  • Be comfortable with spreadsheets and trackers, and translate data into priorities.
  • Demonstrate a systems mindset and continuous-improvement orientation.
  • Show safety and quality orientation.
  • Be comfortable using systems such as Indeavor and Zarpac to drive day-to-day work output.
  • Have strong organizational skills and oral and written communication skills.
  • Be proficient with Microsoft Office Suite.
  • Have typing skills and the ability to analyze and use data.
  • Be self-managing or have a history of being a self-starter.
  • Have a proven track record of holding teams accountable.
  • Communicate and escalate properly to appropriate organizational levels, such as HR.
  • Work with team leads on leadership, communication, and people development.
  • Wear appropriate company-issued safety and GMP equipment, including steel-toe slip-resistant shoes, hearing protection, a bump cap, and other personal protective equipment.

Responsibilities

  • Own site workforce scheduling and governance of improvement initiatives through the KHMS Road to 85% initiative.
  • Coordinate among Operations, HR, Training, Continuous Improvement, and Finance on workforce scheduling, attendance, staffing, training, and improvement projects.
  • Maintain accurate, current Indeavor schedules aligned to qualifications; reduce and promptly resolve Dayforce matching exceptions; track attendance; and coordinate staffing among Operations, Training, and HR.
  • Run the governance cadence for KHMS Road to 80% projects, including meetings, agendas, notes, actions, and timely escalation.
  • Track project actions and milestones with visible owners and countermeasures to prevent slippage.
  • Track project go-lives with Continuous Improvement and Finance to confirm realized versus expected value and capture learnings for future project waves.
  • Own performance of the site's Indeavor labor-planning and scheduling tool.
  • Load demand and maintain schedule inputs required for weekly labor planning.
  • Ensure qualification cards are current so employees are scheduled into qualified roles.
  • Manage moves according to standard crewing and update schedules accordingly.
  • Flag coverage gaps and coordinate resolution with Process Owners.
  • Monitor alignment between Indeavor schedules and Dayforce timekeeping, surface issues, and drive closure with the appropriate partners.
  • Own the governance model and operating cadence for Road to 80% projects.
  • Ensure projects receive the appropriate change-management approvals and that communications are delivered on time to the right stakeholders.
  • Ensure appropriate meetings occur on time with the right attendees and remain effective and decision-oriented.
  • Maintain project timeline visibility, including milestones, owners, and due dates, and drive action closure.
  • Escalate risks early when actions fall behind or dependencies are blocked.
  • Standardize meeting agendas, action logs, and follow-up expectations across the program.
  • Work with individual teams to identify expected project value.
  • Partner with Continuous Improvement, Finance, and Engineering to validate expected project value before go-live.
  • Build and maintain a post-go-live effectiveness-tracking approach comparing actual and expected value.
  • Surface gaps between expected and realized value and coordinate problem-solving or adjustments with owners.
  • Capture and share learnings to improve future project selection and execution.
  • Serve as a central point among Operations leadership, HR, and Training for staffing readiness from hiring through onboarding, training, and sign-off as needed to support coverage and capability.
  • Be accountable for QRMP standards as outlined in the Winchester Kraft Heinz QRMP accountability document.
  • Work with team leads on leadership, communication, and people development.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

About the Company

Kraft Heinz

Makes packaged foods for homes and restaurants

Kraft Heinz makes packaged foods and drinks for households, restaurants and other foodservice operators around the world. Its portfolio includes Heinz ketchup and spans sauces, cheese, ready meals, coffee and refrigerated foods. The company develops recipes, manufactures products in its factories and works with outside producers to supply different markets. It earns revenue by selling through grocery chains, wholesalers, online retailers and distributors that serve commercial kitchens. With operating roots in Heinz's 1869 business and its combined group formed by a 2015 merger, it is co-headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Chicago, Illinois.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded
1869

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