Manufacturing Engineer
pacer groupJackson (MO)
About the role
Job Title: Manufacturing Engineer
Location: Jackson, MO 63755
Duration: 6 months
Position Summary:
Manufacturing Engineer responsible for improving manufacturing processes, supporting mechanical equipment performance, driving loss elimination initiatives, implementing quality and cost-saving improvements, and ensuring efficient plant operations in a high-volume manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities:
Evaluating existing manufacturing processes and identifying areas for improvement. Inspect and maintain the performance of all mechanical equipment supported in the manufacturing process at a plant Determining problems in manufacturing that create production issues and find and implement solutions for those problems Perform cost-benefit evaluations for new manufacturing processes Developing detailed layouts for equipment, processes, and workflow. Researching and developing new processes, equipment, and products. Developing and implementing cost-saving measures and quality control systems. Ensuring manufacturing processes, equipment, and products comply with safety standards and legal regulations. Maintaining research and activity documentation and preparing reports
Technical Skills:
Technical Baby Care Premium Knowledge and Loss Elimination Premium product quality Knowledge Digital manufacturing tools (Veeva, Bad Boih, SAP, Qview, Augury). Self-motivated individual, strong organizational and priority setting skills. Strong communication & training skills. Ability to communicate effectively across functions
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