Manufacturing Engineer III

The Manufacturing Engineer III primary role is to develop and improve processes within the factory. The areas of focus may include: assembly, fabrication, weld, machining, paint or facility projects. This position maintains production capability, improves quality, reduces cost, improves safety and maximizes throughput.

Design and Process Improvement:

• Develops new and improves existing production areas
• Participates on core teams, designs new processes, researches best practices, involves shop personnel, performs cost analysis/justification, drawing layouts and obtains approvals
• Implements process changes which include:
  Engineering Change Notices, Tooling Requirements, Routing Creation, Deviations, Tool Work Orders, Kanban Implementation, Time Studies and Training Operators

• Processes tool replacements
• Maintains routing
• Calibrates equipment
• Performs safety reviews
• Performs time study audits

• Performs OMS updates
• Processes audit requests
• Implements corrective actions

• Resolves manufacturing and safety issues
• Contacts specialists as needed to resolve issues
• Documents the processes outside of normal operation

• Implements the most efficient use of current tooling and personnel to maximize production without reducing quality

• Maintains the engineering and industry knowledge through on going training

• Assists in special projects related to inventory, facilities and logistics

The Manufacturing Engineer III primary role is to develop and improve processes within the factory. The areas of focus may include: assembly, fabrication, weld, machining, paint or facility projects. This position maintains production capability, improves quality, reduces cost, improves safety and maximizes throughput.

Design and Process Improvement:

• Develops new and improves existing production areas
• Participates on core teams, designs new processes, researches best practices, involves shop personnel, performs cost analysis/justification, drawing layouts and obtains approvals
• Implements process changes which include:
  Engineering Change Notices, Tooling Requirements, Routing Creation, Deviations, Tool Work Orders, Kanban Implementation, Time Studies and Training Operators

• Processes tool replacements
• Maintains routing
• Calibrates equipment
• Performs safety reviews
• Performs time study audits

• Performs OMS updates
• Processes audit requests
• Implements corrective actions

• Resolves manufacturing and safety issues
• Contacts specialists as needed to resolve issues
• Documents the processes outside of normal operation

• Implements the most efficient use of current tooling and personnel to maximize production without reducing quality

• Maintains the engineering and industry knowledge through on going training

• Assists in special projects related to inventory, facilities and logistics

Additional years of experience or education may be substituted for each other as determined by Human Resources.

• A Bachelor’s Degree in Manufacturing or Industrial Engineering or similar discipline is required
• A minimum of 5 year of manufacturing engineering experience is required. Seven (7) years is preferred
• Understanding of production processes and concepts
• Excellent verbal, written and public speaking skills
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills
• Proficient computer skills including CAD, Word, Excel and Access
• U.S. Citizen (Sponsorship will not be provided now or in the future)

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