Skill
Theory of Constraints
Business and Management
The Theory of Constraints is a management methodology developed by Eliyahu Goldratt that focuses on identifying the single most limiting bottleneck in a system and systematically improving it to increase overall throughput. It is widely applied in manufacturing, project management, and operations to prioritize improvement efforts where they will have the greatest impact.
Open roles requiring Theory of Constraints (2)
Sr. Project Controls Engineer - Planning and Scheduling
Granite Construction
Full-time · $110,159 – $191,763
This role develops and oversees corporate planning and scheduling systems for heavy civil construction projects, ensuring teams meet contractual timelines and project specifications. It suits experienced schedulers who want to move from project-level work into a broader role defining planning practices across an organization.
Listed on Granite Construction’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Manufacturing Packaging Engineer - Covington, GA
General Mills
Full-time · Covington, GA · $95,300 – $143,200
This role leads technical improvements on packaging production lines at a food manufacturing facility, combining hands-on process expertise with team mentoring to reduce losses and optimize system performance. It suits experienced manufacturing or process engineers who want to deepen their operational knowledge while developing others in a structured continuous-improvement environment.
Listed on General Mills’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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