Engineering Manager

Engineering Manager General Job Duties To exhibit teamwork skills and actively participate in team activities in a positive working environment. To demonstrate problem‑solving skills in a work environment that is striving for continuous improvement. Follow company policies and display conduct expected of IAC employees as described in the Work Plant Rules and Work Safety Rules. Adhere to all safety and health objectives, policies and procedures of IAC to provide for a safe and healthful workplace. Work in a safe manner at all times and report any unsafe conditions to your supervisor or EH&S so that the situation can be corrected. Report all accidents and near misses in a timely manner when they occur. Maintain proper ergonomics at all times when performing assigned tasks. Help determine process and equipment ergonomic assessments. Perform MRA, routine and non‑routine hazard analysis as required. Understand and follow proper LOTO policies and procedures. Implement as needed. Perform daily cross‑functional job assignments in all areas of your assigned department per the established procedures and work guidance. Participate and support all lean, continuous improvement programs, initiatives and activities. Clean all assigned work areas after completion of the required work according to 5S standards. Maintain proper etiquette when using company radios, PA system and/or phone, cellular phone and computer/IT resources and ensure its business use only. Maintain professionalism when representing the company. Perform other duties as assigned. Specific Job Duties Manage the people and equipment that keep operations running in a safe, quality‑conscious and cost‑effective manner. Focus on systemic root cause and corrective actions and process improvements. Develop and mentor employees in Engineering (Process, Program Management, Tooling, Manufacturing, Program Launch, Controls). Daily interaction with Technical and Operations departments. Prioritize department objectives and tasks as related to field and production needs. Support new product launch, tooling, equipment moves and business transfers. Support new program from the APQP phase through launch and production. Strategic analysis and tracking of scrap and machine downtime, working in conjunction with Technical Department. Spare Parts – Establish critical spare parts. IATF16949 and ISO14001 audit policy and procedures (create and maintain). PM/TPM creation. Critical PM planning. Understanding of MTBF and MTTF concepts. Responsibility for the Wauseon, OH and Mendon, MI facilities. Education Requirements Bachelor degree with 5‑7 years experience in a related field. Experience Requirements Excellent computer skills including typing and the use of Microsoft Excel and Word. Five or more years experience supervising in a manufacturing environment; preferred union experience. Ability to read, write and perform non‑complex mathematical calculations. Experience in tooling and equipment, blueprint reading and comprehension. Work‑flow analysis, capital expenditure justifications and project management. Direct labor utilization experience. Must be a team player with excellent communication, organization, negotiation and interpersonal skills as well as analytical skills. Must be able to function in a fast‑paced and high‑demanding environment. Ability to pay attention to detail, multi‑task and follow direction. Training Requirements This position may require travel to other facilities and/or training locations as well as on‑site training as needed. PPE Requirements This position requires the use of eye protection and hearing protection and any PPE specific to the task being performed. Physical Demands Must be able to stand on feet and/or sit 8‑12 hours a day and lift up to 40 lbs on an occasional basis and 15 lbs on a regular basis. Must be able to perform overhead work. #J-18808-Ljbffr