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Methods Proc Analyst 3
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What they do
A Machine Shop Supervisor supervises employees working in a machine shop, including CNC and PLC machining. Requires experience in machining and supervising other machinists. Monitors activities to ensure safety of workers and quality of products. Analyzes job scope and engineering part prints to determine information for finished machined parts. May train new machinists, develop training, work and safety procedures for the shop.
$70,559 / year median in Missouri
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Chipton-Ross is seeking 5 Industrial Engineering Technician (or Methods Process) Analyst 3's for a contract opportunity in Berkeley, MO. 100% on site
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
(REQUIRED
SKILLS/EXPERIENCE
): Ability to obtain security clearance is required for this position. 6 or more years' related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience (e.g. Master+4 years' related work experience, 10 years' related work experience, etc.). Regular and predictable attendance is required.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
Client is seeking Experienced Industrial Engineering Tech (or Methods Process) Analyst located in Berkeley, MO. When you join our team of mission driven engineers, you'll have the opportunity to be hands-on while driving solutions to difficult problems. As a member of the team, you will have the unique opportunity to support the fabrication and assembly for the next generation Air Force Trainer, bombers and tactical fighter aircraft, autonomous air vehicles, rotorcraft, advanced airborne sensors, space vehicles, satellites, weapons systems, the commercial fleet of single and twin aisle airplanes and much more. Our engineers work to support, stabilize, and improve our production system. We take pride in developing, integrating, testing and delivering innovative solutions. The expectation is for you to bring your ideas and passion to the team and raise the bar of excellence and service we provide. If you are ready for a unique opportunity to design, stabilize, improve, and transform production engineering systems and processes to achieve world class operational excellence this is the team and position for you! Applying standards to the new work instructions. Updating precedence networks supporting tooling and production schedule decisions. Creating and maintaining engineering performance metrics. Integrating modular tooling. Analyzes the current and future business environment and develops forecast, acquisition, and utilization plans to optimize resources in support of company initiatives and program business plans. Develops and maintains complex Business System factory definition to be used for manufacturing planning.
• Develops labor hour estimates for new or revised production and tooling work packages by utilizing labor standards, tool and production design drawing reviews, and Tool and Production Operations concurrence to support program business plans. Monitors performance. Participates in the development of integrated (e.g., crew cycling, learning curve, shift analysis, optimum/maximum crew size, tooling capacity) tool and production master schedules by developing tool and position plan/documents, tool downtimes, rate flow. Identifies and implements improvements to processes by analyzing current processes and utilizing established improvement methodologies to maximize the efficiency of equipment and personnel and to support company improvement initiatives. Analyzes changes to approved plans resulting from unplanned events. Assesses the impact of the changes that occur to cost, schedule, resources and delivery Develops modifications to existing plans and obtains approval for plan changes Participates in negotiations representing Production and Tooling Operations to support schedule commitments or statement of work impacts. Develops, implements, maintains, and statuses integrated shop operating plans to maximize the efficiency of equipment and personnel to reduce inventory and meet cost and schedule commitments. Develops and supports shop performance metrics by analyzing data in order to recommend plan of action for Production and Tooling Management. Successful completion of training is a contingency for this assignment - OJT or formal classroom training.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
(DESIRED
SKILLS/EXPERIENCE
): Accredited Bachelor's degree.
REQUIRED EDUCATION
Education/experience typically acquired through advanced education (e.g. Bachelor) and typically 6 or more years' related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience (e.g. Master+4 years' related work experience, 10 years' related work experience, etc.).
WORK HOURS
Full-Time/First Shift 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM