Manufacturing Engineer-2nd shift

Trane Italia•La Crosse, WI

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Join Trane Technologies as a Manufacturing Engineer. In this role, you will operate innovative engineered systems and develop, coordinate, and implement sustainable manufacturing production processes. Your cross-functional team will be focused on delivering quality, safety, and operational efficiency improvements. Trane Technologies is a world leader in creating comfortable, sustainable, and efficient climate solutions for buildings, homes and transportation, committed to putting the planet first. Sustainability is not just how they do business—it is their business. The company encourages candidates to contribute to making a better future and boldly challenging what's possible for a sustainable world.

Requirements

Previous experience in a manufacturing environment.
Ability to accurately assess manufacturing issues related to process and design.
Effective communication at multiple levels coupled with ability to build relationships.
Growth mindset – desire to expand technical skillset.
Results-driven to maintain accountability and customer-focus.
Degree preferred in Engineering or related technical disciplines.

Nice To Haves

PFMEA experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide timely resolution of manufacturing process and product design problems, including investigations, statistical studies, and corrective action planning.
Create cost-effective and safe manufacturing processes, equipment, and tools to improve manufacturing operations.
Design manufacturing flow lines, workstation layouts, and station controls that optimize efficiency, operating costs, and product quality.
Uphold manufacturing standards including machine capability, process maps, set-ups, quality controls, tooling and fixture records, routings, and cycle times.
Generate work instructions, job breakdowns, and standardized work to ensure quality at the source meets product and manufacturing specifications given local needs.
Serve as a voice of the customer for input for new design development.
Partner with on-site EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety) to ensure all equipment meets safety regulations compliant with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration).