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Watts Water Technologies
Production Engineer
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A Production Engineer combines knowledge of manufacturing technology and engineering sciences with management theory. Designs the production steps, defines and monitors resources needed, and evaluates efficiency of the overall process.
$87,167 / year median in Florida
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Production Engineer Watts Water Technologies paid time off, paid holidays, employee discount United States, Florida, Fort Myers 16260 Airport Park Dr. (Show on map) Aug 17, 2026 We're Watts. Together, we're reimagining the future of water. We feel proud every day about what we do. We're all part of the same crucial mission, no matter what function we support -- it's to provide safe, clean water for the world, and to protect our planet's most valuable resource.
We areat theforefront of innovation, working with cutting-edge technology to provide smart andconnected, sustainable water solutions for the future. Watts is a leading brand with aquality reputation - and we have a dynamic future ahead. Scope of Position The Production Engineer serves as a key technical resource for manufacturing operations at HF Scientific, with primary responsibility for improving production processes, resolving day-to-day manufacturing issues, and ensuring products can be built safely, consistently, efficiently, and to established quality requirements. The Production Engineer works closely with Production, Quality, Chemistry, Supply Chain, and Engineering to improve process capability, reduce manufacturing disruptions, maintain accurate production documentation, and implement engineering changes. Success in this role will be measured through improvements in safety, quality, delivery, productivity, first-pass yield, and manufacturing process performance. This position reports to the Quality and Production Engineer Manager and is on-site in Fort Myers, Florida. Primary Job Duties and Responsibilities Provide daily engineering support to production teams, serving as a primary technical resource for manufacturing issues, product questions, and process-related challenges. Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve manufacturing problems using structured root cause analysis and data-driven problem-solving methods. Develop, improve, validate, and maintain manufacturing processes, assembly methods, work instructions, fixtures, tooling, and production documentation. Drive improvements in safety, quality, first-pass yield, labor efficiency, throughput, lead time, and overall process capability. Collaborate with Quality and Production teams on nonconformances, corrective actions, process validations, and implementation of effective corrective and preventive actions. Manage and support Engineering Change Requests and Engineering Change Orders, ensuring changes are properly evaluated, validated, documented, and implemented in production. Maintain and improve Bills of Material (BOMs), drawings, routings, specifications, and other manufacturing-related engineering documentation. Evaluate product and process changes for manufacturability, cost reduction, standardization, reliability, and production impact. Design or modify fixtures, tooling, components, and manufacturing solutions using 2D and 3D CAD tools as needed. Plan and execute engineering trials, testing, data collection, and process validations to confirm proposed solutions before full implementation. Monitor manufacturing performance using metrics and KPIs, identify recurring losses or constraints, and lead actions to improve performance. Support production line balancing, capacity analysis, time studies, standard work, workstation improvements, and manufacturing layout changes. Participate in and lead Kaizen events and continuous improvement activities using Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma methodologies. Partner with Supply Chain and suppliers as needed to address component-related production issues, manufacturability concerns, and technical requirements. Support new product introductions and product transfers by ensuring production processes, documentation, tooling, training, and validation requirements are ready for manufacturing. Assume responsibility for other projects and duties as assigned by the Quality and Production Engineer Manager or Company management. Responsibility directly tied to Watts Value (Integrity, Accountability, Continuous Improvement, Transparency)
What we do:
For 150 years, Watts has built best-in-class products that are trusted bycustomers in residential and commercial settings across the world.We areat theforefront of innovation, working with cutting-edge technology to provide smart andconnected, sustainable water solutions for the future. Watts is a leading brand with aquality reputation - and we have a dynamic future ahead. Scope of Position The Production Engineer serves as a key technical resource for manufacturing operations at HF Scientific, with primary responsibility for improving production processes, resolving day-to-day manufacturing issues, and ensuring products can be built safely, consistently, efficiently, and to established quality requirements. The Production Engineer works closely with Production, Quality, Chemistry, Supply Chain, and Engineering to improve process capability, reduce manufacturing disruptions, maintain accurate production documentation, and implement engineering changes. Success in this role will be measured through improvements in safety, quality, delivery, productivity, first-pass yield, and manufacturing process performance. This position reports to the Quality and Production Engineer Manager and is on-site in Fort Myers, Florida. Primary Job Duties and Responsibilities Provide daily engineering support to production teams, serving as a primary technical resource for manufacturing issues, product questions, and process-related challenges. Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve manufacturing problems using structured root cause analysis and data-driven problem-solving methods. Develop, improve, validate, and maintain manufacturing processes, assembly methods, work instructions, fixtures, tooling, and production documentation. Drive improvements in safety, quality, first-pass yield, labor efficiency, throughput, lead time, and overall process capability. Collaborate with Quality and Production teams on nonconformances, corrective actions, process validations, and implementation of effective corrective and preventive actions. Manage and support Engineering Change Requests and Engineering Change Orders, ensuring changes are properly evaluated, validated, documented, and implemented in production. Maintain and improve Bills of Material (BOMs), drawings, routings, specifications, and other manufacturing-related engineering documentation. Evaluate product and process changes for manufacturability, cost reduction, standardization, reliability, and production impact. Design or modify fixtures, tooling, components, and manufacturing solutions using 2D and 3D CAD tools as needed. Plan and execute engineering trials, testing, data collection, and process validations to confirm proposed solutions before full implementation. Monitor manufacturing performance using metrics and KPIs, identify recurring losses or constraints, and lead actions to improve performance. Support production line balancing, capacity analysis, time studies, standard work, workstation improvements, and manufacturing layout changes. Participate in and lead Kaizen events and continuous improvement activities using Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma methodologies. Partner with Supply Chain and suppliers as needed to address component-related production issues, manufacturability concerns, and technical requirements. Support new product introductions and product transfers by ensuring production processes, documentation, tooling, training, and validation requirements are ready for manufacturing. Assume responsibility for other projects and duties as assigned by the Quality and Production Engineer Manager or Company management. Responsibility directly tied to Watts Value (Integrity, Accountability, Continuous Improvement, Transparency)