Harold Jones joined GE Aviation in 1998 as the manager of the Evendale Operations EHS program. After this assignment he worked as a Six Sigma Master Black Belt supporting the Supply Chain Structures Center of Excellence. After Six Sigma, Harold managed the Supply Chain EHS organization.
In 2003, Harold was promoted to his current role. In 2008, He also assumed responsibility for all Lean Six Sigma activities at the business.
Prior to GE Aviation, he led the GE HealthCare Services EHS program. Before GE he held positions with increasing responsibility in engineering consulting. Harold also taught at Civil Engineering at Marquette University from 1992 through 1994.
Harold holds Ph.D., MS and BS degrees in Civil Engineering from Marquette University, and is a licensed professional engineer.
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