A Manufacturing Engineer uses technology and engineering to help companies and organizations manufacture products with efficient use of time, resources, and energy.
Conduct all work in a safe manner For NPI programs, with input from design and test engineers, determine all needed assembly and test fixtures (create fixture list) Design, draw, have manufactured, inspect, and validate manufacturing, assembly, and test fixtures For NPI programs, coordinate with planner / buyer, design & test engineers on fixture jobs / PO's, priority, and schedule Develop new and improve existing manufacturing, assembly, and test processes and cells Create new and revise existing routers, driven by ECO's, process improvements, etc. Update jobs based on NCMR's, ECO's / EO's, redlines, etc. Create jobs to make fixtures or development parts Review and approve ECO's for new and changes to existing drawings, documents, etc. Review, provide feedback, and offer alternatives regarding NPI drawings for correctness, manufacturability, standardization, best practices, and lessons learned Build development and LRIP assemblies Create new and revise existing assembly procedures, work instructions, part protection procedures, standards, etc. Determine and implement part protection and handling processes to reduce damage and rework Provide all needed support for final packaging, E.G., process, materials, documentation, etc. Prepare ECO's for new and changes to fixture drawings, weld simulation drawings, standards, etc.
A bit about us:
- My client is a leading aerospace manufacturing company who is growing! They are looking to add a Manufacturing Engineer to their team. Why join us? - Compensation Up To $130,000
Other Benefits Include:
Medical, Dental and Vision 401 (k) with company match Holiday, Vacation and Personal Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Short Term Disability Group Life and Accidental Insurance #manufacturing #manufacturing #lean #six-sigma #aerospace #continuous-improvement #process-design #tier1
