Process Engineer

Tremco Construction Products Group•Ashland, OH

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The Process Engineer provides engineering support to the assigned program and/or area to ensure the product is processed in accordance with customer and division quality requirements while maintaining production flow. The Process Engineer is in charge of developing and maintaining systems to ensure that all products manufactured by the plant meet customer specifications and achieve superior reliability levels. The resident expert regarding process technology. Responsible for investigating and implementing new process technology at the plant. The Process Engineer is responsible for maintaining, upgrading, and optimizing the plant. This position is responsible for influencing the development of preventative maintenance programs at the facility and will have a significant role in capital improvement plans while assisting in work area design, plant layout, visual control and metric implementation, material flow, process tracking, and communication.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree (B.S.) in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Controls Engineering from an ABET-accredited university.
Six months or more of PLC, Mechanical, and/or Electrical troubleshooting experience and/or training preferred.
Packaging experience or automation equipment preferred.
Understanding process variance and the resultant effects on Quality.
Knowledge of applied statistics.
Ability to perform problem analysis utilizing problem-solving methodology.
Troubleshooting and mechanical aptitude.

Nice To Haves

Six Sigma Green Belt is a plus.

Responsibilities

Perform continuous improvement safety walks.
Assume a leadership position at the facility in partnership with the shift supervisors.
Activities include resolution and communication regarding safety issues.
Execute on scheduled PHA’s and JSA’s.
Proactively monitor area and remediate potential safety issues.
Use DAKOTA software as a tool for compliance and environmental, health, and safety.
Use the tool to report incidents, near misses, and non-conformances.
Develop and execute “standard work” activities.
Assume responsibility for assigned activities on the Engineering Tier and other accountability boards.
Conduct “GEMBA Walks” daily.
Use walks as the primary means of education and communication of expectations.
Improve productivity through elimination of non-value-added activities.
Apply Engineering principles and methodologies to improve productivity and eliminate waste.
Work to maximize equipment efficiency and quality for output.
Member of the facility QIC.
Ensure identification of root cause and subsequent prevention of future customer complaints.
Assist in the training of operators with a focus on quality-critical product specifications and process parameters.
Capable of equipment troubleshooting and process design.