Engineering Manager

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, and Communication.

We are an agile organization of empowered Team Members working together to create outstanding results. We are proud of the success we achieve by collaborating exceptionally well, caring for one another, and holding ourselves and each other accountable to high standards.

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  with a proven track record of success.
• Thrive in a workplace that prioritizes
  Team Member satisfaction
  and professional growth.
• Contribute to a culture grounded in values that
  foster collaboration and innovation
  .
• Make an impact both professionally and in the community.

At UGN, you’re not just joining a company – you’re joining a team that’s committed to excellence, empowerment, and making every Team Member feel valued.
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Step into the future of manufacturing excellence at UGN Monroe in Ohio! Officially opened in September 2015 as a 232,500 square‑foot facility, this cutting‑edge operation is a powerhouse of innovation and quality. With approximately 400 dedicated Team Members, the Monroe plant specializes in delivering top‑tier acoustic insulation, carpet, and underfloor technologies to companies such as Honda, Toyota, and Subaru
.

In 2018, UGN invested $50 million in the facility’s growth, adding 150,000 square feet (65%) to plant capacity. This investment further solidifies UGN Monroe’s reputation as a trusted Tier One partner in the automotive industry.

UGN Monroe: where innovation, service, and success drive us forward.

The Engineering Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the Engineering function at the plant, including Process Engineering and Facilities Engineering. This position will strive to meet customer expectations as it relates to safety, quality, cost, and delivery times while also meeting or exceeding financial goals for the plant. This role will directly manage a team of Engineers and the engineering staff.

The Engineering Manager works in partnership with Corporate Engineering and the Manufacturing team to coordinate the efficient introduction of new products and tooling into the facility to ensure low‑cost manufacturing. This position is responsible for the review of capital requests and will provide revisions as appropriate, and will have annual budget responsibilities.

What you will do for UGN:

• Oversee a team of Engineers and provide direct oversight of daily work. Study functional statements, organization charts, and project information to determine functions and responsibilities of Team Members and work units to identify areas of duplication/redundancy.
• Establish work measurement programs and analyze work samples to develop standards for labor utilization.
• Analyze workforce utilization, facility layout, and operational data such as production costs, process flow charts, and production schedules to determine efficient utilization of team members and equipment.
• Direct the development of manufacturing processes and equipment.
• Oversee the ongoing review, revision, improvement, and equipment for existing products and participate in finding solutions to the more complex and unusual manufacturing process problems using the team environment, including multi‑disciplinary teams.
• Oversee the process and analyze daily production efficiency and determine whether the standard, performance, tooling, or other elements of production are performing satisfactorily.
• Provide advice and assistance to manufacturing departments in connection with the solution to manufacturing difficulties; anticipate finding solutions to the more complex problems that arise, and confer with Corporate.
• Oversee issue resolution as it relates to engineering and tooling design problems.
• Assign special studies and projects relating to equipment, product, and process improvements and cost reductions to Process Engineers.…