Production Engineer
dsj globalAtlanta (GA)
About the role
Reference: PR/595310_1785964802
Position Overview:
DSJ Global is currently partnered with a Global Chemical Manufacturer who is looking to add a Production Engineer to their brand new site in the greater Atlanta, GA area. The Production Engineer collaborates with cross-functional teams to support safe, reliable, and high-quality manufacturing operations. This role focuses on process optimization, continuous improvement, and maintaining operational efficiency within a production environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Partner with production teams to ensure safe, reliable, and high-quality operations across manufacturing facilities. Design, develop, and implement production processes and controls to meet quality standards in a cost-effective manner. Identify and recommend process improvements related to equipment utilization, operating procedures, and system performance. Monitor production activities to ensure alignment with schedules, operational targets, and quality expectations. Track and analyze key performance indicators (KPIs); drive corrective actions to address performance gaps. Lead and support Root Cause Analysis (RCA) investigations and implement sustainable solutions. Initiate and support Management of Change (MOC) processes to maintain safety, compliance, and operational integrity. Provide technical support during plant startups, shutdowns, and operational events or disruptions. Support non-routine operations, including turnarounds and emergency response when needed. Perform additional duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering or a related field (or equivalent experience).5+ years of experience in a manufacturing or production environment. Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills. Experience with chemical processing operations (e.g., reactors, distillation, blending).Familiarity with production planning or Material Requirements Planning (MRP) systems. Knowledge of Lean manufacturing principles (e.g., 5S, continuous improvement).Experience leading or contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.
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