Manufacturing Engineer - Fabrication

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jelltech consultingJanesville (WI)

Manufacturing Engineers Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing

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Senior

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$75,000 - 100,000

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description We are seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to join a large industrial equipment manufacturer 20 min from Janesville for a direct hire.

Pay: $75,000 - 100,000

Description: The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for driving continuous improvement in all manufacturing operations within an assigned product line and establishing and maintaining safe and efficient production processes, with the objective of reducing cost of manufacturing while improving quality. Activities include leading projects to analyze engineering designs, procurement procedures, manufacturing methods, staffing requirements and machine utilization, material routing and handling methods, tool design and application, etc., acting as project leader/liaison and coordinate activities with manufacturing production departments, production/inventory control and design engineering departments, developing manufacturing processes/procedures/work instructions and routings and developing economic justification for capital equipment. A bachelor's degree in manufacturing, mechanical, or industrial engineering and/or five years engineering experience in a heavy industrial environment is required. Technical competency in steel fabrication, welding, machining, or paint finishing and thorough knowledge of manufacturing and quality processes is also required. 3-D CAD knowledge required, Pro-E/Creo is preferred.

Company Description: Your local Southeastern Wisconsin Staffing company striving to become the most trusted company to help you find people in the state.

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