Mechanical Designer
JC Ford Company · Columbia, TN · 1 wk ago
EngineeringFull-time
Specific Responsibilities
- Use Autodesk Inventor 3D CAD to develop and improve market leading products.
- Create high quality designs in a timely fashion to support project schedules.
- Design components to be manufactured via machining, sheet metal bending/rolling, welding, CNC machining and other related processes.
- Create and revise production engineering drawings (assemblies, components, and layouts) that include multiple detailed views.
- Check dimensions, materials, and positional relationships of components and subsystems within top level CAD assembly structures.
- Collaborate with production personnel to understand fabrication and assembly process requirements and design for cost effective and efficient manufacturing and assembly.
- Create and release BOMs for mechanical assemblies.
- Utilize Vault PDM to maintain organized file system for production CAD files.
- Participate in Design Reviews
- Review drawings prepared by other Mechanical Designers and Engineers.
- Comply with plant safety procedures to ensure a safe environment.
Education
- CAD certification and/or technical AA degree
- 5 years’ work experience
Experience and Background
- Skill with Autodesk Inventor and Vault Professional.
- Portfolio of work that demonstrates 3D modeling capability.
- Good verbal and written communication skills to communicate effectively.
- Ability to drive for results, hold self-accountable, and continuously improve.
- Ability to work well with others and to participate in a cross-functional team.
- Prioritize experience in CAD modeling of food manufacturing equipment.
- Prioritize knowledge and experience with structural FEA software.
Travel
- Some travel for customer visits
Physical Requirements
- Most of the job functions are performed in an office setting requiring minimal safety precautions, however occasional visits to the production floor are also required.