Operations Master Data Specialist
bradySouth Milwaukee (WI)
About the role
Job Description:
The Manufacturing Engineer - Master Data is responsible for establishing manufacturing and part planning standards for Operations. This position works closely with R&D as new product lines are launched by building SAP data for stock offerings and determining planning rules for custom parts. In addition to new product launches, this position is also responsible for change management within the internal Operations team. This role requires refined project management skills, strong attention to detail, and the ability to lead technicians and/or hourly associates that may not report directly to the incumbent.
Job Requirements:
Establish part configuration and manufacturing standards for new product offerings in conjunction with new product development engineers.
Responsible for change management processes including Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) and Add/Change/Obsolete requests (ACOs).Create finished good and tooling drawing layouts within AutoCAD software.
Provide leadership to key associates to promote participation and cooperation in process development/improvement initiatives.
Responsible for smooth product production/constant production flow.
Create, document and implement standard work for Master Data departments.
Responsible for continuous improvement activities within the Master Data departments.
Develops training systems and support documentation for associates.
Provide leadership in assigned areas as well as lead projects in other manufacturing areas.
Other duties as assigned.
Job Details
Job Type: Full-time
Category: Engineering / Research & Development
Salaried: Salaried
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