Process Engineer

City Brewing Co•Irwindale, CA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Process Engineer is responsible for building the technical capability of the Operations Teams. This individual will work to drive out losses through a daily process that is data driven and focused on root cause resolution. In addition, the Process Engineer will be responsible for developing and educating the teams on Centerlines, CIL’s, and the Changeover Management Process. They will own the data integrity of the line monitoring system and will be key in collecting/consolidating data in a reasonable format to drive decisions for the line team. A majority of the Process Engineer’s day will be spent on the production floor working with the teams to build their technical mastery of the system. The Process Engineer will also build knowledge of the Supervisor’s work and be able to cover production when necessary. Shift Information: Primarily day shift with the expectation to be flexible to support a 24/7 operation.

Requirements

College graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree, Engineering preferred or equivalent manufacturing experience.
Knowledge and use of Statistical Tools
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Internet, Outlook, SharePoint)
Demonstrated motivation and ability to work with minimal supervision
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Ability to prioritize and multi-task under continuously changing business priorities

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and Continuous Improvement is a plus
Strong Mathematical/Analytical skills

Responsibilities

Collaborates with Line Leaders and Equipment Owners to develop new standards
Identifies, prioritizes, and eliminates losses associated with their line
Utilizes MS Excel, City’s ERP, and WMS to pull, analyze, and synthesize data related to packaging line operation
Builds the process capability & control through data analytics ownership
Provides feedback to design and lead smart standardization deployment
Coaches line operating teams on the technical understanding of the process
Train team members on how to verify CL/CIL targets and how to react when out of limits
Trains Maintenance and Operations Teams on use of changeover standards and validates adherence to standards
Works with Asset Care team to drive the Break Down Elimination Process and improve Maintenance Planning & Scheduling
Defines the equipment standards for their line and collaborates with other team members to ensure standards are executed
Leads root cause analysis, Lean/Kaizen events, and process improvement events with both line teams and cross-functional team members
Leads the change management & validation processes for their line
Leads and builds the capability of process failures through technical troubleshooting
Designs, implements and maintains systems to collect and analyze data for critical product and process parameters; uses this data to identify loss and prepare loss prevention plans
Prioritizes and communicates improvement opportunities to the team
Participates in the daily direction-setting process by reporting results, flagging opportunities, and identifying resources needs
Standardizes equipment and work processes; owns the change management system for a designated process
Shares learnings across processes, modules, and plants with line team
Acts as the technical expert for all packaging line processes
Fills in for Line Leads or Supervisors as needed to ensure teams have complete support to safely and successfully run their lines