Manufacturing Engineer

About the role

The Manufacturing Engineer is an Engineering resource responsible for capital projects for new and existing business, new work center design, line automation, facility layout/flow and cost reduction initiatives. Manufacturing Engineers manage projects and coordinate them with appropriate personnel and input from operations, scheduling, quality, purchasing and sales to meet the companys strategy goals. Their main focus is on projects that increase capacity, improve efficiency, and/or expand the companys capabilities with respect to manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Plan, design, and manage implementation of large capital manufacturing projects
• Lead new equipment projects with external vendors comprising new processing techniques
• Present deliverables such as project scope, quotes, proposals, and ROIs
• Lead complex equipment moves related to facility restructuring
• Improve the layout and flow of work centers using Superior Production System principles
• Assist leadership in documenting future manufacturing plans / facility roadmap
• Plan, design, and implement automation to new & existing work centers
• Evaluate/determine root cause of bottlenecks and implement solutions
• Work with technical services to accommodate new product designs into existing or new production capabilities
• Write proposals for new projects
• Create project scope reports and presentations as needed for assigned projects
• Generate required instructions or documents related to projects
• Communicate effectively with cross-functional teams, ensuring a clear understanding of project requirements
• Provide regular updates to leadership on activities, challenges, and achievements
• Provide training and support to production staff on new process standards and improvements
• Follow all safety policies and procedures, support safe design practices, and proactively identify and communicate safety concerns within both office and manufacturing environments