Our large manufacturing client located in Peoria, Illinois is looking for a Manufacturing Engineer, to add to their team.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Depending on experience, responsibilities may include:
- Create new/ Update existing manufacturing process documentation, e.g., tooling lists, setup requirements, operations sequence for manufacturing, standard work, operator performed maintenance
- Analyze requirements and make recommendations for assembly/machining process improvement, training, equipment needs
- Provide engineering support to NPI Assembly/Machining groups. Provide support to introduction process of new parts
- Responsible for process CI (Continuous improvement) cards
- Work with vendors to purchase items needed for manufacturing, e.g., tooling, gages, etc.
- Conduct standard work audits
- Evaluate and recommend changes to existing manufacturing practices in terms of work simplification, process optimization, cost reduction, quality improvement, plant layout and method improvements
- Create and maintain Perform PFMEAs, SFMEAs, Control Plans
- Support design-for-assembly/manufacturability (DFA/DFM) projects and initiatives
- Main point of contact for quality, shop floor and customers
- Input deviations from non-conforming material to engineering
- Manage/Follow test lots through value streams for exit inspections/capability studies
- Champion PPM and scrap reduction
- Engage in creative problem solving to address operational issues including: ergonomic/ safety, efficiency improvements, process bottlenecks, quality concerns
- Foster and ensure operations safety at all times. Conduct safety risk assessments
- Work with internal/external customers and partners to plan, execute and manage projects
- Coordinate with Operations to define best practices and resolve complex manufacturing issues
- Work with operations, tool design, programmers, engineers etc. to ensure proper development, implementation and support of engineering activities
- Provide technical and analytical support as needed. Provide guidance and make critical decisions
- Train operators on the standard work and develop training programs
REQUIREMENTS
- Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering or similar field is required
- Must have 2+ years of experience in the manufacturing industry
- Basic knowledge of processing (machining/assembly ops), fixture design, and programming is required, experience preferred
- Must have good blueprint reading skills and experience with GD&T
- Analytical, technical, and problem solving skills
- High energy and a demonstrated ability to implement and get results are essential
- Detail oriented with troubleshooting and project leadership skills
- Strong ability to handle a high workload and manage priorities is required
- Strong written and verbal communication skills required
- Must be self-directed, self-starter, and be able to multi-task and prioritize
- Must enjoy working in a team environment, and have strong interpersonal and collaboration skills
Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States.