Corebuild Tech - 2nd Shift (Susan Shook) (Pipeline)

Valeo•Greensburg, IN

10d

About The Position

The Line Setter supports production operations by ensuring parts are produced safely and in accordance with quality, schedule, cost, and volume requirements. The role sets and tunes production lines to meet quality standards and then productivity targets, confirms production lines are ready to start, supports changeovers, and helps prevent disruptions caused by organizational issues. The Line Setter may replace resources and operators when needed. The role maintains safety, environmental, and quality standards; performs first- and second-level maintenance; responds to equipment defects and breakdowns; and escalates issues as needed. It also supports production staff through training, communication, 5S, and continuous improvement activities. Valeo describes itself as a global automotive technology company developing mobility solutions focused on intuitive driving and reducing CO2 emissions. The company states that it has more than 100,000 colleagues in 31 countries and more than 20,000 engineers working in Research & Development.

Responsibilities

Detect safety risks and respond; rigorously apply Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) procedures and ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and personal protective equipment rules.
Manage applicable sections of the site’s Safety, Quality & Environment policy; complete QRAP entries for safety issues and alert the leader or supervisor.
Lead safety-conformity actions on production equipment and ensure workshop operators follow procedures, especially safety and quality rules.
Ensure parts are produced in accordance with safety, quality, schedule, cost, and volume requirements.
Set and tune production lines to meet defined quality standards and productivity targets; ensure production lines are ready to start and open QRAP records when needed.
Replace resources and operators when needed, prepare for and participate in changeovers to reduce changeover time, and act to prevent production disruption caused by organizational issues.
Ensure compliance with quality standards and customer, product, and service conformity; record quality or process concerns on the QRAP board, follow scrap evolution, and use the 5 Why methodology for problem solving.
Monitor production-line status and respond when maintenance is required.
Analyze defects and breakdowns, lead corrective actions, escalate when necessary, perform first- and second-level maintenance, anticipate maintenance interventions, and alert leaders or supervisors to production deviations.
Support breakdown-maintenance resources, submit maintenance intervention requests, and verify equipment and processes before start-up.
Apply ERIM, make it run, and detect and resolve red tags.
Inform the leader or supervisor about technical or quality deviations and alert electrical or mechanical maintenance in case of breakdown.
Welcome and train new setters using the training schedule and work instructions.
Maintain 5S in the work area and create and implement improvement proposals relating to safety, working conditions, quality, and productivity.
Use and improve reaction modes in the work area.