Engineer, Industrial

Overhead Door•Granville Township, PA

25d

About The Position

The Industrial Engineer designs, develops, tests, and evaluates integrated systems for managing industrial production processes. The role addresses human work factors, quality control, material flow, cost analysis, and production coordination. It also develops manufacturing methods, labor standards, cost-analysis systems, and management controls to improve the efficiency of personnel, facilities, production, and financial planning.

Requirements

Bachelor of Arts degree in a technical or science discipline; engineering is preferred.
2–5 years of experience.
Experience conducting time studies to determine labor-cost content of manufacturing processes.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Proficiency with AutoCAD.
Ability to work individually or as a member of a team.
Willingness to work any shift, including weekends, with occasional overtime.

Nice To Haves

Proficiency with the Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel data management, analysis, and transfer.

Responsibilities

Apply statistical methods and mathematical calculations to determine manufacturing processes, staffing requirements, and production standards.
Coordinate quality-control objectives and activities to resolve production problems, maximize product reliability, and minimize costs.
Estimate production costs and assess the effects of product design changes for management review and action.
Formulate sampling procedures and designs, and develop forms and instructions for recording, evaluating, and reporting quality and reliability data.
Record or oversee the recording of information to keep engineering drawings current and document production problems.
Analyze statistical data and product specifications to determine standards and establish quality and reliability objectives for finished products.
Develop manufacturing methods, labor-utilization standards, and cost-analysis systems to promote efficient use of staff and facilities.
Recommend ways to improve utilization of personnel, materials, and utilities.
Adjust workflow schedules according to manufacturing sequences and lead times to expedite production operations.
Determine how to manufacture parts or products, or deliver services, with maximum efficiency.
Develop management control systems to improve financial planning and cost analysis.
Implement quality-control procedures to resolve production problems or minimize costs.