A Process Engineer solves problems related to the manufacturing and use of products, including chemicals, fuel, food, and clothing. Designs new products, improves existing ones, or develops new processes for better use of existing materials. May specialize in a chemical engineering process, such as making plastics, or in an industry such as health care.
Kenosha, WI Job Details 1 day ago Qualifications CAD software Communication with suppliers Managing projects in an engineering role Safety regulations Writing skills ERP systems Bachelor's degree in engineering Engineering research Technical research projects Research data analysis Computer skills
Full Job Description Job Summary:
The Process Engineer receives direction from the Manufacturing Engineering Manager and works independently with a focus on process and workflow documentation creation and refinement. The Process Engineer is responsible for developing manufacturing and testing methods to support a variety of departmental activities. The Process Engineer works on every step of the manufacturing process, from design to production. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following with other duties assigned as necessary : Collaborates with
ENGENDREN
Design Engineering, Production, Quality, Sales, and Senior Management on conducting research to develop new and improved processes for manufacturing. Analyzes and integrates new product designs, manufacturing techniques, and new technologies to ensure quality products first time. Assist ENGENDREN's Design team in designing for manufacturability, developing processes, and implementing appropriate documentation. Leads the effort in identifying waste and streamlining processes to run at optimal capacity. Responsible for creating process documentation within the department. Conduct Process Capability studies and offer suggestions to improve product and process capabilities. Provides manufacturing decision-making information by calculating production, labor, and material costs. Participate in root cause analysis of non-conforming in production. Makes suggestions to save costs through design change or the manufacturing process. Estimates production costs. Leads prototyping initiatives by participating in design reviews and applying capability and capacity limitations. Conducting research to develop new and improved processes for manufacturing. Establishing safety procedures for individuals working with hazardous chemicals Designing and planning equipment layout Conducting tests and monitoring the process performance throughout production Troubleshooting problems associated with manufacturing processes with other engineers and production employees. Evaluating processes and equipment to ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations. Perform risk assessments Completes design and development projects by training and guiding the production team. Improves manufacturing efficiency by analyzing and planning workflow, space requirements, and equipment layout. Maintains a positive, discrimination-free workplace for all employees. Reasonable accommodation may be made for individuals with disabilities to perform essential duties.
Physical Demands:
Maximum lifting requirement (pounds): 75 (seldom-assisted lifting). Maximum moving requirement (pounds): 150 (seldom-assisted lifting). Maintaining physical condition necessary for the following: Frequent standing, walking, or sitting; infrequent kneeling, crouching, stooping, squatting, twisting upper body, or climbing. Working at heights off the ground up to: 25 ft. (seldom).
Vision requirements:
Close, distance, and peripheral vision; depth perception.
Work Environment:
Work location(s): office; metal fabrication/assembly shop; field visits to customer/rep locations, including domestic/international travel,
