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Lean Six Sigma Black Belt responsible for managing and leading the Field Service team in all aspects of day-to-day operation providing continuous and sustainable improvements, as well as growth through direct management and program development. I am also responsible for building and improving upon the field service organization’s capabilities and training, working with other internal functional managers to ensure successful project delivery, as well as our company's existing and prospective customer base."
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## [Staying true to our roots while adapting to changes](https://www.jcs.com/blog/staying-true-to-our-roots-while-adapting-to-changes)

 By [Dave Ealy](https://www.jcs.com/blog/author/dave-ealy)

** March 14, 2019

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## [Championing a zero-defect standard in an ever-changing process](https://www.jcs.com/blog/championing-a-zero-defect-standard-in-an-ever-changing-process)

 By [Dave Ealy](https://www.jcs.com/blog/author/dave-ealy)

** November 26, 2018

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To continue providing world class products and services to clients, the executive management group set a company-wide zero-defect standard. The core objective of this initiative is to achieve a zero-defect execution of skid design, fabrication, delivery, and commissioning on all projects at  JCS Process & Control Systems.   At the beginning, the goal seemed lofty, and if you’re a skeptic, it might seem unattainable due to the level of customization that JCS systems have. Usually, the systems are comprised of over 500+ components, all having to function together to produce multiple variations of products with very specific requirements and parameters.  There is nothing but the certainty of error to occur during a project life-cycle with these odds.  So how do we do it?  That is a question that I asked over-and-over again to set the zero-defect internal mindset at JCS.

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