Management Trainee

Tyler Union•Anniston, AL

About The Position

Tyler Union is looking to hire a Management Trainee. The Management Trainee (MT) Program is designed to systematically develop engineering graduates into well-rounded future leaders by providing structured, hands-on rotational exposure across all core functional areas of the organization, obtaining a comprehensive view of the many facets of the organization, as well as the position, relationships and departments that allows individuals to be successful. The goal is to build strong operational knowledge, cross functional collaboration skills, and leadership capability. This role ensures safe operations, consistent product quality, efficient workflow, and alignment with company standards and The McWane Way principles. This is a salaried exempt position, with an excellent benefits package with health, life, dental, and vision insurance, short-term and long-term disability, vacation, holiday pay and 401(k). Take a tour of Tyler Union here . All candidates offered employment must submit to a drug screen, physical, and background check. Job Description PROGRAM STRUCTURE: The program consists of fixed, sequential rotations across operational and support departments. Support Rotation Quality Objectives: Learn the product and it’s application while being able to identify and recognize quality defects. Additionally, understand the quality system. Deliverables: should include the ability to clearly identify products and defects, effectively track and report defects using the established quality reporting and escalation systems, and also participate actively in root cause analysis and corrective actions. EHS Objectives: Learn environmental compliance, sustainability practices, regulatory requirements, hazard identification, and incident investigation. Deliverables: Demonstrated ability to track and report incidents using the EHS reporting and escalation system, and participate in root cause analysis and corrective actions.. Core Operations Foundry Production ( Off Shift Supervision Assignment ) Objectives: Understand production processes, equipment, workflow, and efficiency metrics. Learn cost drivers, understand downtime causes, and implement continuous improvement practices. Lead and oversee production team members. Deliverables: Operator cross-training (labor utilization), participation in improvement initiatives (KPI Tracking), and a production improvement proposal. Maintenance/Engineering Objectives: Understand preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance Understand how engineering decisions affect safety, efficiency, quality and long-term asset performance. Gain a foundational knowledge of engineering support functions related to equipment, process improvements, and capital projects. Deliverables: Participate in preventive maintenance planning under department supervision. Demonstrated understanding of KPIs Completion of complete at least six root cause analysis and corrective actions. Participation in engineering reviews, equipment upgrades, or process improvement initiatives where a management of change (MOC) is applicable. Tyler Union Facility (Finishing/Shipping/Sales/Planning) Objectives: Understand finishing operations, including quality standards, and labor utilization while learning how activities impact customer satisfaction, inventory, and shipment readiness. Gain working knowledge of outbound shipping processes, carrier coordination, and documentation. Learn the relationship between production capacity, customer commitments, and revenue. Understand the impact of planning on shipping and customer service. Deliverables: Completion of at least one process improvement recommendation from finishing or shipping. Demonstrated understanding of order-to-delivery process from a customer perspective. Demonstrated ability to review and interpret schedules, forecasts, and backlog reports. Customer engagement, market analysis, and sales process improvement recommendation. Final Support Rotation Human Resources Objectives: Learn employee relations, and HR compliance. Deliverables: Participation in an HR process improvement suggestion. Accounting / Finance Objectives: understanding cost structures such as bill of materials and process routers, learning about cost accounting processes, and becoming familiar with financial reporting. Deliverables: Demonstrate a clear understanding of product cost, manufacturing cost, cost reporting, and budget variance reporting.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in engineering, required
Strong written & verbal communication skills
Strong computer skills (MS Office)

Nice To Haves

Mechanical, metallurgical - preferred
Foundry - desired

Responsibilities

Learn the product and it’s application while being able to identify and recognize quality defects.
Understand the quality system.
Clearly identify products and defects.
Effectively track and report defects using the established quality reporting and escalation systems.
Participate actively in root cause analysis and corrective actions.
Learn environmental compliance, sustainability practices, regulatory requirements, hazard identification, and incident investigation.
Demonstrated ability to track and report incidents using the EHS reporting and escalation system.
Participate in root cause analysis and corrective actions.
Understand production processes, equipment, workflow, and efficiency metrics.
Learn cost drivers, understand downtime causes, and implement continuous improvement practices.
Lead and oversee production team members.
Operator cross-training (labor utilization).
Participation in improvement initiatives (KPI Tracking).
Production improvement proposal.
Understand preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance
Understand how engineering decisions affect safety, efficiency, quality and long-term asset performance.
Gain a foundational knowledge of engineering support functions related to equipment, process improvements, and capital projects.
Participate in preventive maintenance planning under department supervision.
Demonstrated understanding of KPIs
Completion of complete at least six root cause analysis and corrective actions.
Participation in engineering reviews, equipment upgrades, or process improvement initiatives where a management of change (MOC) is applicable.
Understand finishing operations, including quality standards, and labor utilization while learning how activities impact customer satisfaction, inventory, and shipment readiness.
Gain working knowledge of outbound shipping processes, carrier coordination, and documentation.
Learn the relationship between production capacity, customer commitments, and revenue.
Understand the impact of planning on shipping and customer service.
Completion of at least one process improvement recommendation from finishing or shipping.
Demonstrated understanding of order-to-delivery process from a customer perspective.
Demonstrated ability to review and interpret schedules, forecasts, and backlog reports.
Customer engagement, market analysis, and sales process improvement recommendation.
Learn employee relations, and HR compliance.
Participation in an HR process improvement suggestion.
Understanding cost structures such as bill of materials and process routers, learning about cost accounting processes, and becoming familiar with financial reporting.
Demonstrate a clear understanding of product cost, manufacturing cost, cost reporting, and budget variance reporting.