Material Handling Engineer Automation Manager
$47.55 - $63.00 per hour
ApplyMaterial Handling Engineer Automation Manager
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$47.55 - $63.00 per hour
About the role
- Oversee the implementation and maintenance of new warehouse equipment and technologies
- Monitor key performance indicators and evaluate that new technologies are performing according to expectations
- Ensure automated warehouse systems are maintained and operational at all times
- Ensure robust preventative maintenance system is in place for all facets of the automation, conveyors, and related systems
- Coach, counsel, and manage a team of employees
- Train direct reports and other warehouse staff on the use of automated warehouse systems
- Plan and oversee all maintenance and repair work and develop an efficient system for dealing with emergency repair problems
- Order and receive supplies and equipment and maintain necessary inventories
- Ability to work varying hours and shifts as required to maintain operations
- Perform other related duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering and 2 years of experience or equivalent education and related industry experience. Preferred courses/certifications include:
- OSHA training/certification
- Engineer in Training (EIT) certificate
- Certified Technical Professional (CTP)
- Professional Management professional (PMP)
- Basic knowledge of Microsoft suites
- Knowledge of safety programs including but not limited to; electrical, fire safety, IPE and confined spaces
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