Industrial Controls Engineer

Job Purpose

The Industrial Engineer role is primarily responsible for company-wide continuous improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities and Duties

• Participates individually or on cross-functional teams focused on relentless continuous improvement and problem solving activities throughout the company.  May require traveling to other locations.
•  Research, justify and implement cost saving projects that focus on safety, quality and sustainability.
• Assist corporate Technical Services department with project creation and implementation.
• Design, Integrate and maintain automated process data collection systems.
• Design, Integrate and maintain automated alarming systems notifying the plant of down equipment.
• Design, construct and install automation devices.
• Responsible for continuous improvement initiatives in OEE, SMED, and sustainability.
• Monitor equipment downtime and operator reports and lead Root Cause Analysis initiatives to eliminate downtime or equipment variation.
• Assist with equipment troubleshooting, repair, installation, change-over, and PM as necessary.
• Other duties as assigned.

Experience, Educational and Technical Qualifications

Preferred candidate has Associates degree in Technology, Electrical, Electronics, Electro-Mechanical or certification in a similar technical area.

Must have excellent knowledge of SPC, plastics, electrical, electronic hydraulics, mechanical and pneumatic functions.

Must have strong written and verbal communication skills and strong organizational and problem-solving skills. Must have and be able to demonstrate intermediate math skills.

Must have ability to read blueprints and be able to use precision measuring/inspection equipment.

Requires leadership and excellent interpersonal skills to provide training to team members and other department employees.
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