Industrial Engineer D

TYPICAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Analyzes and designs sequence of operations and workflow to improve efficiencies in production facilities and equipment layouts; and establishes methods for maximum utilization of production facilities and personnel
• Conducts studies pertaining to cost control, cost reduction, inventory control, and production record systems
• Utilizes Earned Value Management (EVMS) techniques to calculate and analyze cost and schedule performance
• Analyzes EVMS data outputs and trends to formulate potential risks and opportunities for input into the overall company financial position
• Optimizes direct and indirect manufacturing labor and in-plant material flow through the use of industrial engineering methods including line balancing, time studies, as well as both in-plant and external material flow
• Recommends improvements and/or modifications for the sequence of operations, equipment utilization, and related matters
• Establishes or assists in establishing accident prevention measures and may manage training programs for personnel concerning all phases of production operations
• Directs strategy deployment by completing Bottleneck Analysis and Value Stream Mapping
• Affords assistance to facilities engineers in the planning and design of facilities

Desired Skills, Knowledge & Abilities

• Understanding of EVMS concepts and applications
• Advanced knowledge of engineering concepts, practices, procedures, and engineering standards and systems
• Knowledge of product launch management systems
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to act with a sense of urgency
• Strong computer literacy

Required Experience & Training

• A minimum of 3 months’ experience in industrial engineering, shipbuilding, and production processes
• Bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering or equivalent experience preferred