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Manufacturing Engineer

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We're looking for a Process Engineer to own and improve production on developing and implementing continuous improvement projects. This position provides technical support on machine downtime, preventative actions and quality issues by conducting root cause analysis and recommending corrective actinos. What you'll do Participates and leads USW Lean activities (Kaizen/A3/TPM Events) Provides technical experties in all facets of USW manufacturing process, including productivity, safety, quality and 5S housekeeping. Maintains and provideds CAD layouts of existing and newly located equipment in all manufacturing facilities and supporting areas. Lead continuous improvement work (scrap, yield, cycle time, downtime) using Lean/Six Sigma tools like DMAIC and 8D. Train operators and techs, and mentor junior engineers. Requirements Bachelor's in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering (or similar). 3-7 years in manufacturing/process engineering. Proficient with computers, CAD, or other technology needed to accomplish engineering goals. Experience with rapid prototyping methods Strong ability to communicate on all levels and with customers. Comfortable spending real time on the shop floor, juggling multiple priorities. To be considered, please apply with a resume. If you have any other questions you can reach out to Shane Burch at (904) 420-6296 or shane.burch@gogpac.com

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