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Designs, develops, and implements electrical systems, PLC controls, industrial automation, and manufacturing equipment improvements to enhance production efficiency, equipment safety, quality, and Industry 4.0 capabilities. Job Requirements Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an accredited institution. Minimum of 4 years of experience in a manufacturing environment. Knowledge of industrial electrical systems, machine controls, automation, and manufacturing equipment. Experience with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), electrical control systems, and equipment integration. Understanding of electrical system design, machine guarding, and industrial equipment safety requirements. Knowledge of manufacturing processes, including fabrication, assembly, measurement, and testing. Experience developing electrical system specifications, equipment requirements, and technical documentation. Knowledge of manufacturing quality standards and process improvement methodologies. Experience with manufacturing data collection, process analysis, and equipment performance monitoring. Familiarity with Lean Six Sigma principles and manufacturing process optimization. Knowledge of Measurement System Analysis (MSA), process capability analysis, Statistical Process Control (SPC), and Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). Ability to troubleshoot electrical equipment, manufacturing controls, and production processes. Preferred Skills Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. Experience with Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) electrical design and system standardization. Experience implementing electrical safety systems, machine guarding, and equipment safeguarding controls. Experience with PLC programming, industrial automation, and electrical control system design. Knowledge of Industry 4.0 technologies, including Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs), real-time dashboards, and manufacturing data collection. Experience developing predictive maintenance systems, fault diagnostics, and equipment monitoring alerts. Experience designing and implementing manufacturing automation and capital equipment projects. Knowledge of AS9100 and NADCAP quality standards. Experience with industrial electrical infrastructure planning and energy efficiency improvements. Experience developing electronic system architectures, circuit designs, and equipment control specifications. Familiarity with AIAG quality tools and manufacturing equipment validation. Experience supporting equipment commissioning, Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), and production launch activities. Job Responsibilities Design, specify, and implement electrical systems for manufacturing equipment, production processes, tooling, fixtures, and material handling systems. Develop and maintain standardized electrical designs, PLC programming practices, and machine control specifications across manufacturing operations. Evaluate plant electrical infrastructure and implement improvements related to power distribution, energy efficiency, cost reduction, and environmental impact. Define equipment electrical requirements, including PLC logic, control components, wiring, and system architecture. Develop and implement machine guarding, equipment safeguarding, and electrical safety systems in accordance with applicable safety requirements. Support EHS initiatives, electrical safety programs, and third-party equipment safety reviews. Lead Industry 4.0 initiatives involving manufacturing data collection, real-time dashboards, machine connectivity, and equipment monitoring. Develop PLC logic and control system interfaces to capture manufacturing data and support process improvement activities. Implement predictive maintenance systems, equipment fault diagnostics, and automated alerts for critical manufacturing equipment. Design and execute industrial automation projects to improve manufacturing productivity and process reliability. Support manufacturing engineers with automation initiatives, capital equipment projects, and production process improvements. Develop error-proofing strategies and standardized PLC programming methods. Design and improve manufacturing processes to meet applicable quality requirements, including AS9100 and NADCAP standards. Apply Lean Six Sigma methodologies to improve manufacturing efficiency, process capability, and capital equipment utilization. Utilize MSA, SPC, FMEA, and capability analysis to evaluate process performance and implement corrective actions. Coordinate with purchasing and electrical equipment suppliers to specify and procure manufacturing equipment, controls, tooling, and components. Work with maintenance personnel to improve predictive maintenance programs and equipment reliability. Troubleshoot electrical systems, PLC controls, and manufacturing equipment to resolve production issues. Analyze manufacturing data and performance metrics to identify opportunities for process optimization. Support equipment qualification, commissioning, testing, and production sign-off activities. Develop electrical equipment acceptance criteria, test procedures, and supporting technical documentation. Support capital project launches, including equipment installation, validation, and production readiness. Perform electronic system architecture development and circuit design to meet functional, performance, and environmental requirements. Evaluate new electrical technologies, automation solutions, and control system designs for manufacturing applications. Provide technical guidance and training on electrical systems, automation, manufacturing engineering practices, and Lean methodologies.

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