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Manufacturing Project Engineer
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A Manufacturing Project Engineer manages the manufacturing process from conception to completion. Supervises manufacturing teams, evaluates proposals and documentation, plans the whole manufacturing process and oversees the implementation to completion. Is the primary technical point of contact for the project.
$90,856 / year median in North Carolina
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Manufacturing Project Engineer at Friday Workforce Solutions Manufacturing Project Engineer at Friday Workforce Solutions in Rutherfordton, North Carolina Posted in 1 day ago.
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full-time Project Engineer JD (Manufacturing / Plant Engineering) Position Summary This role is ideal for an engineer who enjoys a combination of hands-on manufacturing support, capital project coordination, equipment installation, and continuous improvement initiatives within a fast-paced production environment. The Project Engineer will play a key role in supporting plant engineering projects, facility infrastructure improvements, manufacturing equipment integration, and operational reliability efforts. We are looking for a motivated engineering professional with strong technical problem-solving skills, project coordination experience, and a proactive mindset who is eager to grow into broader engineering and leadership responsibilities over time. THS is committed to developing engineering talent and providing long-term career growth opportunities within the organization. Key Technical Competencies Manufacturing project coordination and execution Equipment installation and commissioning Plant engineering and industrial infrastructure systems Mechanical and electrical troubleshooting Industrial automation and PLC-controlled equipment Preventive and predictive maintenance concepts CAD software proficiency (AutoCAD and/or SolidWorks) Continuous improvement and problem-solving methodologies Manufacturing utility systems and facility support infrastructure Cross-functional collaboration and communication Project scheduling, vendor coordination, and contractor management OSHA and industrial safety compliance Qualifications BS Mechanical Engineering or related engineering discipline required 3-8 years of experience in manufacturing, industrial engineering, plant engineering, or project engineering environments Experience supporting capital projects, manufacturing equipment installations, or facility improvements Working knowledge of: Mechanical systems Electrical systems Pneumatic and hydraulic systems Industrial automation and PLC-controlled equipment Experience working within fast-paced manufacturing or automotive environments preferred CAD experience required (AutoCAD and/or SolidWorks preferred)