Beacon Hill Staffing Group - Charlotte, NC
posted 4 months ago
The Manufacturing Engineer position is a critical role within the engineering team, focusing on the high complexity design and planning of layouts for assembly and materials handling. This role involves the adaptation of machine or equipment design to align with factory and production conditions, ensuring that the sequence of operations and specification procedures for the fabrication of tools and equipment are optimized to enhance product performance. The Manufacturing Engineer is accountable for sustaining standard work processes, ensuring they are repeatable and reliable. This is achieved through a variety of responsibilities, including developing, evaluating, improving, and documenting manufacturing processes that enhance manufacturability and eliminate inefficiencies in the production process. In this role, the engineer will continually analyze manufacturing process flows to identify enhancements that improve quality, reduce costs, and increase throughput. Collaboration is key, as the Manufacturing Engineer will work closely with configuration control and design engineering teams to ensure that product tooling and design are conducive to effective production methods. Additionally, the engineer will confer with vendors to determine product specifications, arrange for the purchase of equipment, parts, or materials, and evaluate products against established quality standards. The position also requires close cooperation with production teams to develop, coordinate, and implement technical training for employees. The Manufacturing Engineer will design and develop manufacturing processes for product enhancements, changes, and new products, ensuring that related fixtures and tooling meet zero defect levels and are cost-effective. Accurate documentation of tool drawings, design concepts, shop orders, and related concepts must be maintained in accordance with research and development and quality assurance functions. Troubleshooting and resolving technical problems is a key aspect of the role, as is the proactive elimination of EHS hazards to maintain a safe work environment. Leading Kaizen teams and applying lean principles and systems thinking are essential for effectively driving projects and process improvement initiatives.