The Ergonomist / Occupational Safety Engineer partners with Production, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Material Planning & Logistics, Safety, Medical, and the Local Ergonomics Committee to identify, assess, and reduce ergonomics risks across plant operations. The role applies technical safety standards, principles, theories, and concepts to develop solutions to occupational safety challenges involving hazard control and prevention, safety systems and equipment, compliance, and risk. It supports Ford ergonomics standards and tools and helps implement plant-wide safety processes, including the Safety Operating System and safety training. The position provides ergonomics support during tooling and equipment buyoff, installation, and pro-tag activities; participates in product development, virtual builds, and process reviews; and works with stakeholders to identify and resolve work-cell risks. It leads the Local Ergonomics Committee, tracks issues through closure, provides status updates to plant leadership, and executes plant ergonomics initiatives using data-driven strategies, training, and Ford-approved assessment and simulation tools. The role also contributes to general safety programs through inspections and audits, accident investigations, safety projects, communications, regulatory liaison, and employee training. This is a plant-based position requiring regular manufacturing-floor engagement, collaboration across a fast-paced operation, and flexibility to work across established day, night, weekend, and holiday shifts.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level