Manufacturing Engineer - Heat Treat

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Garden Grove, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for developing and implementing manufacturing processes to achieve daily, weekly, and quarterly performance goals related to safety, quality, throughput, delinquencies, productivity, first pass yield, and variable cost. This role involves spending 80% of the time on the production floor and 20% in an office environment.

Requirements

BS Degree in Engineering
Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals; ability to verbally communicate effectively.
Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals; ability to apply basic concepts of algebra and geometry.
Ability to apply common send understanding to carry out instructions provided in written, oral, or diagram form.
Ability to read & interpret blue prints.
Ability to read & interpret router instructions & specifications.
Properly use calipers, micrometers, and other gauge measuring tools.
Deadline driven with strong bias toward results achievement; flexible with schedule and shifting priorities
Problem Solving
Strong organizational skills
Effective verbal and written communication
Interpersonal skills
Intermediate to Advanced use of MS Word, Excel, Access, Outlook and QAD.
Inspection Equipment (Micrometer, Comparator, Dial Caliper)

Nice To Haves

Mechanical Engineering Preferred
2+ years machining experience preferred (e.g. Header, Roll Former, Chucker, CNC, Traub, Point, Shave, etc.)
Process improvement knowledge; Black Belt, Lean/Six Sigma Certification preferred
Understanding of total quality management system and tools (systematic problem solving through root cause analysis, process design for manufacturing and assembly, demand flow, bills of material structure, process plans, routings, and Value Stream Mapping)

Responsibilities

Identifies, prioritizes, and implements process improvements that will deliver achievement of daily, weekly and quarterly performance metrics in the area of safety, quality, throughput, delinquencies, productivity, first pass yield, and variable cost. This is done by utilizing statistical analysis, Lean/Six Sigma tools, acceptable engineering techniques, and process knowledge.
Assemble teams of experts to determine root cause of top failure modes, determine and implement corrective actions, and conduct follow-up to ensure compliance and the continued achievement of performance targets.
Partner with manufacturing, quality, engineering, maintenance and purchasing leaders to manage, direct and coordinate all process activities needed to maximize productivity and minimize cost while achieving safety, quality and throughput targets.
Establish sequencing, inspection criteria, tooling, gages and fixtures needed to produce products that meet customer requirements.
Develop standard work instructions needed to improve safety, increase quality, reduce machine downtime, increase productivity, reduce scrap and eliminate delinquencies.
Aid in developing and implementing capital improvement projects to provide cost savings and improve throughput.
Work closely with finance and materials management to ensure correct manufacturing costs, process routings, and bill of materials.
Ensure employees are trained on production procedures and practices.
Work with purchasing and suppliers to improve process reliability and lower costs.
Provide manufacturing expertise if and when problems arise.
Stay abreast of technological advancements and process improvements, which may impact production.
Work with maintenance and manufacturing to ensure all equipment and machinery are set, maintained and adjusted to continually produce high products.
Maintain system documentation for processes and procedures.
Foster a “Safety 24/7” culture; driving safety initiatives to ensure zero safety related incidents annually.
Other duties as assigned.