Process Engineer II

CSP•Huntington, WV

About The Position

CSP is an industry leader in formulating and molding lightweight advanced composite components for the transportation industries. The Process Engineer II develops and maintains safe, efficient production processes for a product line, troubleshoots manufacturing issues, and works cross-functionally to improve quality, labor efficiency, and equipment uptime. The role also supports new product development and launch activities and must comply with applicable TS-16949, ISO-14001, health, and safety requirements.

Requirements

Computer literacy on the Windows platform.
Previous automotive finishing and robotics experience.
Experience with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
Associate’s degree in a related technical field, or six years of related work experience in lieu of the degree; work experience combined with current schooling toward a degree will be considered.
Ability to walk or stand for a minimum of eight hours per day.
Ability to occasionally lift up to 20 lbs. and occasionally 50 lbs.
Ability to climb stairs.
Ability to work overtime, weekends, and/or alternate shifts as required.
Ability to travel from time to time, including overnight, as required.

Nice To Haves

Mechanical and electrical experience with industrial controls.
Computer technology and programming experience.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain safe, efficient process sequences of operations for a product line.
Coordinate with Maintenance and Tool & Die on troubleshooting, downtime, and preventative maintenance.
Coordinate with Production, Maintenance, Tool & Die, and Purchasing on the purchase, delivery, and installation of new and replacement equipment.
Coordinate with Quality Assurance on customer specifications and in-process quality control.
Develop and maintain process control systems to reduce process variables.
Troubleshoot manufacturing process problems and issues for each process line.
Improve labor efficiency and reduce equipment downtime.
May perform duties as a TS-16949 auditor.
Comply with TS-16949 and ISO-14001 requirements and monitor compliance with health, safety, and ISO-14001 policies and procedures.
Support new product development, including warranty data analysis, tooling and process readiness, capital requirements, feasibility commitments, prototype parts, process flow and control plans, work instructions, validation runs, lessons learned, material selection and customer approval, APQP documentation, failure mode analysis, cost improvement, mistake-proofing, program leadership transfer, launch readiness, equipment installation, tooling buyoff, production launch, and customer assembly plant launch coordination.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Follow safety practices, including safe machine operation, use of personal protective equipment, and immediate reporting of accidents.
Meet and maintain customer quality standards and perform cross-functional assignments according to established procedures and work instructions.
Participate positively in teamwork and continuous-improvement activities and maintain professional workplace conduct.