Mfg Eng 1/Mfg Eng 2 Engineering - Britton, SD at Geebo

Mfg Eng 1/Mfg Eng 2

Company Name:
Horton, Inc.
With general guidance from of the Manufacturing Engineering Manager, works on plans to utilize personnel, facilities, machinery and equipment to achieve the desired quality and quantity of production at the most favorable cost.
1. Develops and improves production processes.
1.1 Works with production staff to identify opportunities for improvement, which may include bottlenecks in the process or methods and machines that are not producing quality work.
1.2 Studies existing fixtures/tooling and develops design modifications to improve accuracy and efficiency.
1.3 Designs new fixtures/tooling for plant processes and upgrades of current machines to improve quality and efficiency.
1.4 Develops cost/benefit analysis and layout for future purchases of machinery or development of new work cells in response to anticipated production capacity needs, writing proposals for capital improvements.
2. Assists with the preparation of cost estimates for given products by analyzing the production process and costing each step, providing information to be used by corporate engineering and sales staff for proposals and product pricing.
3. Designs the manufacturing process for new parts or products and maintains process documentation when modifications to existing process are made.
3.1 Designs the manufacturing process for new parts by breaking down the process into steps, placing those steps in the correct sequence, and assigning the process to the most efficient available machine or cell.
3.2 Writes and reviews engineering change requests (ECO''s) to determine whether proposed changes require process modifications and either recommends that the change be approved or recommends that the ECO not be approved based on lack of feasibility or excessive cost.
3.3 Changes process documentation to conform to new methods.
3.4 Works with supervisors to train production staff in the use new methods.
4. Provides direct problem solving support to the production and quality functions.
4.1 Troubleshoots and solves problems for assembly, machining and specific areas of production.
4.2 Oversees the use of quality tools such as statistical process control, control plans, answering questions and helping production workers with development of proper technique.
Mfg Eng 1: Bachelor''s degree in engineering, or a related field, is preferred but not required. 0-3 years of related manufacturing engineering experience.
Mfg Eng 2: Bachelor''s degree in engineering, or a related field is preferred but not required. 4
years of related manufacturing engineering experience.
JOB SKILLS REQUIRED:
Mfg Eng 1/Mfg Eng 2:
Technical problem solving (difficult), design/modify fixtures/tooling, GD&T;, Cost/benefit analysis development, capital improvement proposals, mfg process design, layout development, generate-review-write routings, generate and approve ECO's, provide technical training, SPC, maintain control plans, maintain PFMEA's, maintain process flows, generate work instructions, knowledge of machine tools and numeric control systems, business system--routings/BOM's, CAD, word, excel, power point, access, adobe, text of considerable difficulty, persuasive writing, verbal communication of technical matters, high level math skills, minitab, lean manufacturing principles/takt time calculations, asset software.
Mfg Eng 2:
advanced layout development, generate PFMEA''s, generate control plans, generate Process flows, advanced communication skills, advanced project management, Lean/6 sigma methodology
Date: 2014-05-01
Country: US
State: SD
City: Britton
Postal Code: 57430Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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