Industrial Manufacturing Engineer

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Since 1978, North American Stamping Group has grown into a leading Tier II automotive supplier with eight manufacturing facilities, two technical centers and approximately 1,000 team members across North America. As a family-owned company, we combine nearly five decades of experience with advanced engineering, metal stamping, welding and automated assembly capabilities to manufacture critical components for the seating, emissions and chassis markets.

At NASG, our strength comes from our people. We invest in training, development and advancement opportunities that allow team members to build meaningful, long-term careers. Whether you are beginning your career or bringing years of experience, you will have the opportunity to learn, contribute and grow with a company that is manufacturing strength and engineered to perform.

Join our team and help build what comes next.

The Industrial Manufacturing Engineer reports to the Manufacturing Engineering Manager. Industrial Manufacturing Engineer is responsible to assist with new manufacturing processes and projects implementation at plant level. To ensure our customers are afforded world class technology and processes. Ensure existing tooling and welding processes are performing to expected levels (and achieve quoted rates). Functions will include buildings, construction, new equipment (all), equipment maintenance, and assist with the establishment and setup of assembly, manufacturing, stamping, and/or welding processes.

Work with departmental staff in all new product launch activities to meet customer and company milestones including budget, quality, and performance. Improves the efficiencies of the plant production facility and equipment layouts.

• Collaborates with operations to ensure successful launches of new and takeover product.
• Develop process and production preparation plans for new manufacturing or assembly components.
• Create assembly instructions/visual aids to guide production team relating to specifications/processes.
• Create and maintain work instructions, time studies, preventative maintenance instructions, all in compliance with IATF
  16949 requirements for all processes and equipment.
• Assist with automation and stamping processes troubleshooting, train operations staff, and hand over completed process to manufacturing teams.
• Supports manufacturing engineering, program management, and new product launch meetings (e.g., design reviews, project status reports, key measure reports, handover, etc.).
• Assist production preparation issues in a timely manner to allow for countermeasures.

6. Communicate project status implementation to other departments and upper management.

• Provide assistance with existing or develop new manufacturing or assembly equipment.
• Assist with new equipment installations and provide updates accordingly.

2. Assist safety, process capability, efficiency, and standardization.

3. Assist with troubleshooting at production equipment.

• Assist maintenance activities on all manufacturing equipment, processes, building and utility systems.
• Assist with implementation preventive maintenance programs in conjunction with shared services Manufacturing Engineering to ensure operability of all plant production equipment and facilities.
• Actively participate on problem solving to prevent the occurrence/reoccurrence of any nonconformities relating to product, process, and quality system.
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