The Process Engineer is responsible for retrieving and monitoring assigned work center performance, maintaining, updating, and presenting monthly open issues, and participating in continuous improvement opportunities on new/existing equipment. This role uses data to support findings and is responsible for ordering new equipment according to specific group specifications. The engineer will coordinate the development, delivery, and integration of new equipment, working with internal stakeholders to ensure compliance with financial and manufacturing/layout requirements. Travel, both locally and internationally, may be required for onsite meetings and acceptance trials. The role also involves attending quote meetings, developing internal costed equipment quotes, reviewing them with management, and supporting the provided costing. Additionally, the Process Engineer will issue RFQs to vendors, develop internal and external packaging requirements, thoroughly review vendor quotes, and manage open issues meetings. Support for customer visits during run-at-rate and assembly plants is also a key responsibility, requiring a professional demeanor and acting as an ambassador for the company. The engineer will develop capital approval packages, manage purchase orders and invoices, and operate within established budgets. Support for the development of in-line plastics processing technologies, such as vibratory welding and injection/comolding, and the creation of lineside documentation are also part of the role. Ensuring that PHSR, ergonomic, and environmental assessments are completed and documented for new equipment is crucial. The position involves investigating potential vendors for new processes and equipment, pursuing non-disclosure agreements, and working with the Mechanisms Group to ensure vendor viability. Coordinating training sessions with equipment vendors for involved departments and personnel is also required. The Process Engineer will participate in or lead various program-related meetings, continuous improvement initiatives, and support J.H.S.C. activities. Collaboration with various departments is essential, and tasks assigned via ECN’s, DMN’s, and other issue logs must be completed with evidence of closure. The role includes developing process-related documentation, such as setup and changeover instructions, operator instructions, process flow diagrams, safety and lockout procedures, and assisting in developing PFMEA’s. Responsibility for developing/maintaining/investigating process capability, conducting time studies, and investigating bottlenecks is also included. The ability to review and revise prepared materials for correctness and clarity is important. Supporting and backing up fellow team members, including becoming knowledgeable in packaging cost development, is expected. A hands-on approach with front-line supervisors, lead hands, and operators is necessary. The role requires working in compliance with IATF16949 and ISO14001 standards and performing other duties as required, including special projects.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree