Industrial Engineer / Level 2

The Industrial Engineering position is a position that may support the Assembly and/or Fabrication areas depending on the assignment. This position may design manufacturing processes, procedures and production layouts for assemblies, equipment installation, processing, machining and material handling. Designs arrangement of machines within plant facilities to ensure most efficient and productive layout. Designs sequence of operations and specifies procedures for the fabrication of tools and equipment and other functions that affect product performance. Adapts machine or equipment design to factory and production conditions. May incorporate inspection and test requirements into the production plan. Inspects performance of machinery, equipment, and tools to verify their efficiency, and investigates and initiates corrective action of problems and deficiencies to ensure product quality. Develops manufacturing processes that are applicable to statistical process control, and may develop those techniques. Provides guidance to engineering regarding design concepts and specification requirements to best utilize equipment and manufacturing techniques. Ensures processes and procedures are in compliance with regulations.

This position may be responsible for a specific product or group of products from product definition and planning through production and release. Interfaces as the project’s lead resource with design, manufacturing, test, quality, and the program office as the product(s) move to completion and distribution. Uses SAP, lean six sigma concepts, and other tools to analyze and design sequence of operations and work flow to improve efficiencies in plant and production facilities and equipment layouts; and establishes methods for maximum utilization of production facilities and personnel. May establish or assist in establishing accident prevention measures and may manage training programs for personnel concerning all phases of production operations. Conducts studies and implements plans pertaining to cost control, cost reduction, inventory control, and production record systems. May assist facilities engineers in the planning and design of facilities. May use tools such as simulation modeling, 2D/3D modeling, and other business process applications to investigate issues, gather data, and present solutions to teams and leaders within the organization. Develops, inspects, mines, transforms, and models data to improve productivity, decision making, and gain competitive advantage in an engineering setting. May work with technical developers and data scientists to define changes to existing applications and/or new applications needed to achieve desired results.