Facilities Engineer/Asset Manager

Job Responsibilities Know and follow Corporate and Plant Safety rules for each Teijin facility. Support all Teijin plant locations by training associates in hydraulic concepts and integrated electrical controls associated with plant‑specific equipment. Assess press hydraulic, control and mechanical systems company‑wide. Analyze, prioritize and support plant CAPEX planning for refurbishments and retrofits. Provide onsite assistance troubleshooting and repairing hydraulic, mechanical and control systems. Support hydraulic system calibrations company‑wide. Be available on all shifts in emergency situations as deemed appropriate by the Director. Function effectively in a team environment. Ensure compliance with all AITF16949 and ISO‑14001 requirements and prevent recurring nonconformance when noticed. Develop training programs to grow plant‑level associates and reduce downtime associated with hydraulic system failures. Perform other related duties as required and assigned by the Director of Facilities Engineering and Asset Management (or his/her designee). Ensure that customer requirements are met. Qualifications Exhibit an objective, fair and professional attitude and maintain a positive and productive workplace. Show teamwork skills and actively participate in team activities in a positive working environment. Demonstrate problem‑solving skills in a work environment striving for continuous improvement. Follow policies and display conduct expected of employees as described in the employee handbook. Follow safety rules and work in a manner that is conducive to maintaining a safe and healthful workplace. Meet and maintain all customer quality standards and the company standards. Perform daily cross‑functional job assignments as required and per the CSP established procedures and work. Education: Minimum high school diploma with hydraulic certification & 10 years hydraulic compression press experience, or Mechanical Engineering degree with 5 years hydraulic compression press experience. Excellent working knowledge of hydraulic systems typically used in compression and injection molding applications. High proficiency in reading blueprints, hydraulic and electrical schematics. Welding and machining experience is a plus but not required. Knowledge of Oilgear, Vickers and Rexroth hydraulic components and their application in the field. PLC control knowledge required. Microsoft Office and CAD computer skills required. Communication skills both oral and written required. Ability to work with minimal supervision. Must have a valid driver’s license. Physical Requirements Routinely lift or carry loads of 40 lbs from floor to chest and occasionally lift or carry 60 lbs. Repetitive motion of hands and shoulders. Some exposure to chemicals. Climb ladders at least 20 ft in height and work from heights in excess of 35 ft. Climb aboard a standard forklift repeatedly in an 8‑hour period. Capable and willing to crawl, crouch, lay prone and work within tight areas. Prolonged standing, walking, bending and stooping. Operate forklifts, man lifts and other company vehicles as necessary. Knowledge of chemicals used in production. Ability to work in confined spaces. Use of telephone, computer, radios, paging systems and other communication devices as needed. Work in close proximity to high‑temperature molds (290‑320°F). Must be able to travel as required. Training Requirements Receive training to perform the job on an ongoing basis concurrent with business operations. Training areas include safety, quality, continuous improvement and other job‑specific training determined essential to the role and business operations. Benefits Affordable medical, dental and vision care. Flexible spending accounts. Life insurance. 401(k) with company match. And much more. #J-18808-Ljbffr Teijin Automotive Technologies, Inc.