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Erickson Incorporated
Manufacturing Engineer
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A Manufacturing Engineer uses technology and engineering to help companies and organizations manufacture products with efficient use of time, resources, and energy.
$98,316 / year median in Oregon
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Description Position Purpose The Manufacturing Engineer interprets the Engineering design and determines the best methodology to produce parts and optimizes the sequencing of assemblies and installations to meet the design requirements. These processes are documented by written work instructions and proven by first usage. The Manufacturing Engineer may be asked to lead the team or be an integral part of a team that leads company initiatives to introduce new technologies and/or processes into Erickson's manufacturing department. Job Leveling These positions require different levels of experience, job knowledge and skills. The characteristics for each level are listed under the Minimum Qualifications section. Duties & Responsibilities Develops manufacturing processes by studying engineering supplied part and assembly drawing requirements. Works to improve the manufacturing process to improve efficiency by studying existing work plans and revising as needed. Communicates with internal and external suppliers to ensure parts and assemblies are being processed to drawing requirements. Evaluates manufacturing process by designing and conducting research programs. Participates in the planning phase of company projects. i.e. Concerto. Maintains product and company reputation by complying with company and customer regulations and specifications. Participates and provides guidance to the Manufacturing Engineer Technician. Maintains professional and technical knowledge by attending educational classes and workshops, reviewing professional publications, establishing professional relationships with outside suppliers. Communicates with the Tooling Department concerning tool requirements for specific jobs.