Manufacturing Engineer - Facility Transformation
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About The Position
Eaton's ES GEIS CHD division is currently seeking a Manufacturing Engineer - Facility Transformation. This role will be located at either our Syracuse, NY or Amarillo, TX facilities. Relocation is provided for this role within the United States. The expected annual salary range for this role is $91,500.03 - $134,200.04 a year. Please note the salary information shown above is a general guideline only. Salaries are based upon candidate skills, experience, and qualifications, as well as market and business considerations. In this role, the incumbent will be responsible for the execution of all assigned Crouse-Hinds capital-intensive projects pertaining to engineering, procurement, and construction. Reporting to the Crouse-Hinds Project Manager, the Manufacturing Engineer will lead the justification, management, and implementation of multiple capital projects tied to the Syracuse or Amarillo manufacturing plant. This includes investigating and solving problems in manufacturing process change and ramp-up, performing manufacturing method studies to determine optimum processes and methods, and evaluating and recommending the best solutions to given problems while weighing economic return and compatibility with the layout of plant facilities. The Manufacturing Engineer will partner with the site leadership team to minimize impact while maximizing results, identify new equipment and manufacturing technologies, and make recommendations regarding equipment and plant changes in manufacturing facilities and material flow. Utilizing lean and statistical tools, approaches, and techniques, the engineer will create process management and measurement systems and develop a continuous improvement mindset. Additionally, the role involves developing operational procedures such as standard work, designing manufacturing fixtures, and specifying tooling necessary to implement processes and methods. The engineer will also implement cost reduction projects for methods, processes, and materials on current manufactured products, align local quality efforts with divisional leadership to drive an effective quality assurance and improvement strategy, and coordinate external facility contract services while ensuring contractor compliance with Federal, State, and Eaton EH&S standards. Collaborating with GEIS functional leaders, the engineer will support the development of all assigned project submittal documentation, including Scope of Work (SOW), Drawing Packages, Schedules, and other requisite documentation. The role requires adherence to the financial performance of all assigned projects, including cash flow, budget, and timing.
