Engineer III, Tooling - PERM 10224

Responsibilities

• Cooksheet metal tooling process and ancillary processes with cradle to grave management of tooling assets.
• Ensure tooling meets desired process capability while providing cost-effective manufacturing processes.
• Plan introduction of new products in the cooking factories with a focus in the tooling/stamping area.
• Interface with the Design Engineering department to ensure designs are suitable for full-scale economic production.
• Interpret computer-generated stamping simulations and integrate into tooling design.
• Write specifications, solicit quotations, plan construction, run-off, and acceptance of sheet metal forming/punching tools.
• Provide cost estimates for new part introduction to aid in Make or Buy sourcing activities.
• Provide process support for metal finishing and part washing.
• Specify and prepare capital appropriations for process supporting equipment.
• Conceptualize and implement factory cost reduction projects for labor, material, and overhead savings.
• Continuously improve stamping process through quality methods.
• Develop and maintain supporting process documentation.
• Manage smooth incorporation of engineering changes into production.
• Design and establish work instructions per ISO requirements.
• Maintain data in automated systems on the production floor and ensure availability of parameters for engineering changes.
• Use data analysis/SPC to drive improvements.
• Incorporate lean manufacturing principles in all areas of responsibility.
• Create and evaluate a value stream map and design.
• Design and develop new equipment and fixturing to improve manufacturing operations.
• Lead continuous improvement projects within factory.
• Study product requirements, design process/mathematical models to meet requirements and implement process changes.
• Handle research innovative process technology, prepare business cases for implementation and execute plans.
• Perform business analysis including cost-benefit analysis for new product launches, process, and engineering changes using principles of engineering economics.
• Perform work independently with a high degree of latitude.
• Handle the most complex issues and problems and refer only the most complex issues to higher-level staff.
• Analyze, discuss, and solve complex engineering problems with sub-contractors and suppliers to avoid supply shortages and factory shutdowns.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
• 5 years of experience as a Tooling Engineer or occupation involving tool design and implementation with drawings and CAD software.
• Experience with Manufacturing Processes.
• Experience with AutoCAD or other CAD applications (SPC, Plant Layout, Assembly Line Balancing, or Ergonomics).
• Experience with Tooling (design, troubleshooting, and maintenance).
• Experience with Class A surface - stainless steel forming and drawing.
• Experience with ACAD and MS Office software.
• Experience with 3D CAD software (Unigraphics).
• Experience with Measuring Equipment and devices.
• Experience with Software simulation and implementation of results into design.

Wage Range

$107,120 - $152,878