The Industrial Engineer develops logistics solutions for prospective clients and supports operations in improving warehouse management processes using Lean and Six Sigma techniques to support service and cost management. The role develops process designs, facility layouts, labor models, cost structures, and pricing, and may involve customer and facility visits. The position also supports resource-utilization and productivity measurement systems; reviews P&L, contracts, and billing; prepares statistical reports for senior management; and develops cost-effective methods to improve productivity and efficiency. It leads operational projects to implement warehousing and logistics best practices, plans facility layouts, evaluates equipment needs, prepares cost justifications, and establishes engineering standards and standard labor rates. The work environment includes a cubicle setting and indoor and outdoor shop environments with adequate ventilation and usually moderate noise. Work above ground level where a fall is possible may occur. The employee regularly sits, uses hands to handle or feel items, and talks or hears; occasionally stands, walks, reaches, stoops, kneels, crouches, or crawls, and may lift or move up to 10 pounds. Close vision and the ability to adjust focus are required.
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Job Type
Full-time