The Paint Process Engineer will be the technical
subject matter expert of their assigned process. He/she will be expected to
support the most effective method(s) of processing while improving cycle times,
reducing downtime, lowering cost, and driving improvements in overall Paint
quality in order to ensure the continued performance of the process.
Responsibilities
Understand
assigned process area and associated equipment.
Ensure
assigned process is capable of meeting specified requirements.
Continually
monitor process Key Performance Indicators (KPI's)
Assess/analyze
current processes and drive improvement projects for Safety, Quality,
Throughput, and Cost.
Ensure
critical process parameters are properly documented and tracked using
Statistical Process Control (SPC) methodologies.
Ensure
appropriate TPM systems are in place and appropriate actions taken to
maintain the facility in good operating condition.
Establish,
maintain, and ensure compliance to process Control Plan per PFMEA.
Continually
monitor key product characteristics.
Interact
with Quality team to correct, contain, and resolve product quality
concerns.
Support
new model/product/material introductions in coordination with Design
Engineering, New Product Introduction team, Quality, and other parties as
needed.
Support
working with technicians in day to day operations of their process.
Support
with creation process plans, bid packages, and project specifications.
Procure
equipment, track budget costs, and project schedules.
Requirements
Bachelor's
Degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing/Industrial, or Chemical Engineering or
other Engineering discipline, or equivalent in experience.
Ability
to apply fundamental engineering principles to identify and drive
non-standard solutions to solve manufacturing constraints.
Comfortable
providing clear and focused technical guidance to outside engineering
resources, as well as the Production Team.
Ability
to work in rapidly changing environment with minimal guidance,
self-starter, yet team player.
Strong
communication and interpersonal skills when working with internal groups
and outside vendors.
Proficiency
in AutoCad, Catia, or Solid Works is a plus.