Process Engineer

birmsearchgroup
Birmingham
3 weeks ago
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Evaluates existing processes and configures manufacturing systems to reduce cost, improve sustainability and develop best practices within the production process.


ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Include the following: Other duties may be assigned. In each of the duties listed below the employee is expected to perform to the highest standards of quality, to strive for maximum customer satisfaction, and to continually look for ways to improve the methods, practices and procedures of this position. Maintain a positive work atmosphere by acting and communicating in an effective manner with customers, clients, suppliers, and employees.



  • Creates/manages project timelines to optimize processes in manufacturing systems.
  • Understands and works with equipment drawings/schematics and product GD&T to concept processes which lead to the development of tooling, fixtures, manufacturing equipment and source packages for new projects.
  • Understands equipment controls and functions to improve process capability and production volume while maintaining and improving quality standards.
  • Supports the development of projects related to manufacturing equipment, materials and fastening.
  • Works with equipment designers and manufacturing officers to develop cost-effective and working production process.
  • Assists in the development, planning and execution of pre-production process development to ensure a seamless transition to production.
  • Maintains testing equipment.
  • Communicates data collected and recorded both verbally and in structured report format.
  • Researches and purchases new manufacturing technology.
  • Creates and executes equipment training procedures for new and existing equipment.
  • Participates in Team, Supplier and Customer Meetings as necessary.
  • Utilizes PLEX to support on‑time project execution and budget tracking.
  • Acts as a good steward of the Company’s resources and exemplifies the values of the Company.
  • Ensures personal compliance with all Company policies, procedures, values, ethics, and rules.
  • Maintains and promotes a safe work environment through ownership of Company safety program. This includes following and enforcing all safety rules/regulations and proper operating procedures, as well as the proper use of prescribed safety equipment pertinent to the department, and immediately reporting all accidents/incidents to supervisor and Human Resources.
  • Supports the Company’s equal employment opportunity policy and actions, immediately reporting violations to supervisor and/or the Human Resources department.
  • Ensures that work area is free from any form of harassment (sexual, racial, religious, etc.), immediately reporting violations to supervisor and/or the Human Resources department.
  • Supports Company’s quality and environmental policies and programs and meets quality requirements specified for position. Meets quality requirements specified by production drawings, bills of materials, control plans, policies, work instructions, and procedures.
  • Actively participates in and successfully completes appropriate training and that all training provided is evaluated and that proper documentation is provided for accurate maintenance of the employees training record.
  • Meets with supervisor at least once per year to review job performance using this job description as a basis for appraisal.
  • Maintains complete security and confidentiality of all Company records and employee data.
  • Maintains a clean, orderly and professional work environment.
  • Performs other miscellaneous duties as may be assigned
  • Education: Bachelor's (Required)
  • Experience:


    • Manufacturing (Automotive Industry): 3 years (Preferred)
    • PLEX: 3 years (Preferred)
    • Laser: 3 years (Preferred)
    • Welding: 3 years (Preferred)
    • Stamping: 3 years (Preferred)



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