Industrial Engineer - 0015

Job Description

Job Description

Position Duties: 

• Field check current WITS documenting detailed equipment in each station including nut runners, controllers, scanners, tool rails, material racks, platforms etc.
• Attend WITS deep dives for process changes for new model and documenting moves of all equipment to future locations
• Work with Execution ME's to obtain the future tooling required for the new model
• Document all new tooling in all production stations
• Print equipment labels for all facility equipment being relocated, abandon in place, remaining in place, Demolition
• Manage labeling of all equipment in the future process stations
• During shut down manage and document future equipment in each production station for new model process
• Maintain WITS and document changes during pilot builds to new process

Skills and Experience Required: 

• Automotive Experience is a plus
• Previous Industrial/Manufacturing/LMS engineering experience.
• Knowledgeable in Lean Material Strategy/Kitting principles.
• Must know AutoCAD; FactoryCad knowledge is preferred.
• Must be a team player, pro-active and be able to perform under limited supervision.

 

FactoryCad Engineering

• Develop layouts for the kitting/sequencing areas.
• Work with the plant IEs, tech center IEs, IT (for pick lights, scanners & tablets), team leaders and contractors.
• Develop kitting areas based on part information and usage from the PFEP. (Plan For Every Part)
• Possible involvement/input in the design of kitting carts.
• Develop execution drawings and WITS (Workstation Installation Tracking Sheet).
• Verify the installed items match the layouts, if not - update drawings to as-built state.
• Perform field checks for interferences and check original drawing accuracy.

 

Drawings Typically Include:

• Material (container size, part number, qty., usage, etc.)
• Material presentation (dolly, flow rack, riser, lift/tilt table)
• Material stops (angle iron on floor to keep material from being pushed into the kitting cell)
• Material signs (conduit for hanging it from)
• High bay racks
• Lighting
• Utilities requirements (Ethernet, device net, power, air, FRL)
• Scanner, HMI, printer, pick light (location)
• Cable trays
• Sub assembly tables (location)
• AGC paths
• Operator workstations (table, trash, etc.)
• Empty container/dunnage (location)
• Lift assists
• Operator Fans (in some cases)