Industrial Engineer I

Greenheck Group • Tulsa, OK

4d • $77,235 - $95,408

About The Position

Greenheck Group is seeking an Industrial Engineer to improve factory productivity, reduce costs, and enhance product quality through analysis and continuous improvement of manufacturing routings, processes, equipment, and material flow. The role serves as a link between Manufacturing, Engineering, and IT, implementing solutions and monitoring outcomes.

The engineer provides technical support to engineering and manufacturing personnel, investigates production information issues, maintains manufacturing data and system configurations, and develops or audits routings and standard work documentation. The position also supports labor standards and cost estimates, automation initiatives, product redesign and value engineering, lean improvement activities, and business-process improvement efforts.

Requirements

• 0–2 years of relevant engineering work experience.
• A four-year bachelor's degree in engineering or equivalent years of experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical support to engineering and manufacturing personnel to improve workflow and troubleshoot problem areas.
• Develop an understanding of SAP Production Planning (PP) and Variant Configuration (VC) functionality to investigate missing or incorrect information related to shop routings or material master data.
• Assist in creating and maintaining manufactured and purchased material master data, routings, and work center configuration.
• Write, revise, and audit shop routings for new or redesigned products, using if-then logic to establish master routings where possible.
• Conduct time studies and analyze system data to develop labor standards for new and existing products and processes.
• Monitor routing operation confirmations to ensure labor credit is received.
• Maintain work center configuration so order-specific information flows between systems and machines; assist Engineering, Manufacturing, and IT with automation initiatives and information flow to and from machines.
• Develop an understanding of how material master data, bills of materials, and routings influence manufacturing business processes.
• Write, revise, and audit standard work documentation for manufacturing processes and procedures.
• Participate in best-practice sharing events for labor tracking and reporting.
• Prepare labor and material cost estimates to support capacity projections for critical machines, work centers, and departments, as needed.
• Participate in product redesign and value-engineering efforts to support cost-effective, producible designs.
• Support lean cultural transformation by participating in GPS events.
• Work with Engineering, Manufacturing, and IT to define business-process improvement requirements; gather, document, and implement requirements and audit existing processes for adherence to procedures and best practices.

Benefits

• Comprehensive benefits package, with offerings described in categories including health and family support, financial security, learning and development, rewards and recognition, wellbeing and mental health, work-life balance, and fun perks.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level