Process Engineer

Tremco CPG Inc.•Fort Wayne, IN

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About The Position

The Process Engineer is responsible for evaluating and improving processes within Stonhard manufacturing operations. Additionally, the Process Engineer is responsible for implementation of continuous improvement initiatives, capital project support, production efficiency, maintenance process improvements, and equipment reliability.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering
Minimum 5 years of manufacturing experience preferably in a GMP environment.

Nice To Haves

Lean and/or Six Sigma preferred but not required.
Working knowledge of I/O, PLC, and 24V controls is preferred. Programming a plus.
Experience with Manufacturing Execution Systems preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead root cause analysis for process failures.
Develop and maintain standard work instructions.
Develop and maintain Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis for areas of responsibility.
Improves production line efficiency to show a measurable increase in OEE.
Support maintenance in equipment troubleshooting.
Design and coordinate fabrication of manufacturing support components.
Support day-to-day production operations.
Re-engineer existing equipment to meet new optimization, reliability, safety, throughput, and process requirements.
Evaluate and make recommendations, which will increase output and decrease costs by addressing/improving workflow, ergonomics, time/motion characteristics, cycle-times, set-up times, waste, etc.
Confer with management and general staff to implement plans and recommendations.
Ensure CI project goals are met and sustained through the development of effective control plans.
Ensure Continuous Improvement processes and procedures are followed and adhered to through auditing and process confirmation practices.
Lead C.I. initiatives in areas of 5S, Waste Reduction, Value-Stream Mapping, etc.
Ensure appropriate validations are completed as part of solution implementation.
Downtime Loss Analysis and Reduction - Start-up & Changeovers downtime improvement
Equipment failure (Structured failure analysis 5W's, Fishbone analysis)