Manufacturing Process Engineer - Warehouse

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sunrise systemsSecaucus (NJ)

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Manufacturing Process Engineer - Warehouse Full time/Direct Hire Secaucus, NJ - Onsite
About The Role: The Manufacturing Process Engineeris responsible for leading the measurement and analysis of warehouse inventory processes, developing standard operating procedures, and implementing continuous improvement projects. The Manufacturing Engineer's scope of responsibility covers the end-to-end warehouse process (material preparation, receiving, storage, inventory, and shipment preparation). This position is set up to highlight and facilitate the skills needed to develop an individual.
What You Will Do: Process Development / Support: Design, measure, and support manufacturing process changes; develop standard operating procedures to improve operator efficiency and process consistency. Continuous Improvement: Collect and analyze key performance metrics such as cycle time, storage efficiency and yield to drive process and quality improvements. Participate in Kaizen events to measure, document, and continuously improve warehouse processes. Layout Optimization: Analyze and plan workflow, equipment placement and space requirements to improve warehouse process efficiency.
What You Bring: Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field, or advanced degree and equivalent experience. 3+ years of experience in amanufacturing/warehouse environment. Develop detailedlayouts for equipment, processes, and workflow. Demonstrate proficiency in applying Lean or Six Sigma principle s in a variety of situations. Strong analytical skills, including the ability to mine data to draw meaningful conclusions. Be able to be collaborative, flex and adapt in a warehouse environment. Ability to lead a cross-functional team and work with contractors/vendors to drive projects. Ability to simplify issues/direction and communicate verbally and in writing to all levels of employees. Ability to effectively facilitate projects in a technical, multi-organizational environment

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