Whirlpool Corporation Recognized for Innovative Manufacturing Projects

The Whirlpool Corporation is proud to announce that three of its manufacturing projects have been recognized as finalists in the 2023 Manufacturing Leadership Council Awards. The company's North American Manufacturing leadership team, led by Ramsey Aljahmi, Head of Global Advanced Manufacturing Engineering & NAR Operations Excellence, has made significant strides in improving processes and implementing innovative solutions.

According to Aljahmi, 'These projects were incredibly important to our manufacturing team and the improvement of our processes in the North American Region (NAR) and across the globe.' The recognized projects include:

1. I-Improve Suggestion System, which falls under the category of Transformational Business Cultures.

2. Project Lodestar - Manufacturing Execution System (MES) Web Application, a project that showcases Digital Network Connectivity.

3. Sustainable Operations, which is part of Whirlpool's efforts in Sustainability and the Circular Economy.

The I-Improve Suggestion System encourages employees to submit ideas for process improvements, empowering them to take ownership of their work and drive innovation. The Project Lodestar - MES Web Application streamlines manufacturing operations by providing a centralized platform for data management and real-time monitoring. Sustainable Operations, on the other hand, focuses on reducing waste, conserving resources, and promoting eco-friendliness throughout Whirlpool's global supply chain.

As a leading manufacturer of home appliances, Whirlpool Corporation is committed to staying ahead of the curve in terms of innovation and sustainability. The recognition by the Manufacturing Leadership Council serves as testament to the company's dedication to excellence and its commitment to making a positive impact on the environment.

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