061 ASSY Coat Eng

Automotive lighting products from I I Stanley•Battle Creek, MI

13d•Onsite

About The Position

I I Stanley Company, Inc., a leading supplier of automotive lighting products, was established in Battle Creek, Michigan in 1985. Founded on the principles of respect, trust, and value, we serve a wide range of customers – domestic and foreign – by supplying them with high-quality automotive headlamps, tail lamps, fog lamps. Internal candidates are required to have under 3.00 attendance points.

Requirements

0-4 years of coatings processing
Electrical, mechanical, plumbing, pneumatic, and PLC programming skills
Knowledge of programming robots (Kawasaki, Fanuc, Motoman, and IA)
Proficient in MS Office Systems

Nice To Haves

PLC Programming (Keyence, Mitsubishi, Allen Bradley)
Knowledge of programming robots (Kawasaki, Fanuc, Motoman, and IA)
Electrical, mechanical, plumbing, pneumatic, and PLC programming skills
3D CAD software (SolidWorks, Catia)
RS Logix GXWorks 2/3 GT Designer 3 KV-Studio VT-Studio Solidworks Robotics Programming

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot mass production processes including vacuum metallization equipment, hard coat coating equipment, decorative paint coating equipment, and anti-fog coating equipment
Participate in the sourcing of new tooling/machinery for production needs when necessary
Read and interpret documents/drawings; electrical prints, hydraulic, pneumatic, and ladder logic diagrams
Seek out advancements in technology that will improve IIS production abilities
Review drawings, analyze tooling, and recommend improvements leading to increased productivity, quality, and safety
Attend and participate in PDCA activities
Provide support to New Product Development group when necessary
Provide support to ALP for current production engineering changes when necessary
Communicate with customers, suppliers, and production personnel to complete duties
Maintain efficient painting programs for new products on Kawasaki, Fanuc, and Motoman robots
Performs other duties, tasks, and projects at the direction of immediate supervisor