Manufacturing Process Engineer
timplClarksville (TN)
About the role
Manufacturing Process Engineer II (Bilingual Korean required)Timpl has partnered up with a global tire manufacturing company and is lookingfor a Manufacturing Process Engineer II.Work with a "Safety Always" mindset through supporting and promoting continuous improvement of safety and health in the workplace Perform all duties with a "Quality First" mindset through improvement of work processes and procedures to eliminate and prevent defects Maintain a "big picture" focus and understanding of the complete tire manufacturing process Establish good rapport and build working relationships and networks with peers, technicians and other employees to develop a strong network/ support base Interact with and support Korean expatriates and dispatchers as a key communication resource Develop and maintain effective working relationships with suppliers and other third parties Remain current with professional practices and maintain a high awareness of new products and procedures in the industry. Monitor trade publications and actively participate in professional organizations Communicate information timely and clearly in both English and Korean Support the designation of serial numbers for components, placement of orders and record-keeping of purchases in SAP to ensure required inventory levels Create Consultation Forms accurately and timely with minimal assistance Mentor assistant Engineers and lead proposal development, contract documentation and other activities as required Execute a working pattern where all work activities and plans are "audit ready"Maintain a flexible personal work schedule as our facility is a 24/7 operation to ensure necessary work is completed to meet required deadlines through taking ownership in your area of responsibility Perform routine duties requiring application and knowledge of basic engineering principles Prepare simple and routine plans, calculations and cost estimates by following standard engineering practices and procedures Interpret engineering specifications and solve routine problems by applying defined procedures with proven precedent Systematically identify causes of problems and identify possible solutions in a Plan - Do - Check - Act methodology Research, learn, and drive introduction of enhanced maintenance techniques Drive cooperation between operators and maintenance staff to support equipment up-time objectives Engage in the implementation and improvement of Planned Maintenance activities and schedules to reduce costs Engage in the definition and application of efficient, sustainable cleaning, inspection, lubrication and re-tightening cycles (5S)Engage in activities related to improving equipment uptime, e.g. MTBF, MTTR, through application of know-how and skills and using Fault Analysis tools Engage in the restoration and maintenance of basic equipment conditions through analysis to stop deterioration Engage in Value Stream Mapping activities to identify NVA and eliminate redundancy and waste Perform additional duties as assigned by management Manufacturing Engineer requirements are:
Education:
(Required) Bachelor's degree, field of science or learning major(Preferred) Mechanical/Industrial Engineering major or advanced degree in a related field
Experience:
(Required) 2+ years of proven engineering experience in the manufacturing industry(Preferred) Relevant experience preferred to include internships or Co-ops
Language:
• Good command of written and spoken English and Korean communication, bothconversational and technical, are required to perform the essential functions ofthe position
Physical Demands:
Must be able to frequently move about the manufacturing plant campus, general office environments, production areas, and occasionally ascend/descend stairs Must be able to remain in a stationary position 50% of the time Must be able to operate a computer and other office productivity machinery Must be able to position self to file documents including the top and bottom drawers of file cabinets Must be able to occasionally move office equipment and supplies weighing up to 50 pounds
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