Drive development and/or installation of direct and indirect labor standards and methods; track labor, efficient manpower utilization and line balancing
Conduct Job Ergonomics evaluations
Analyze problem process constraints and conduct equipment cycle time analysis
Recommend most efficient distribution of manpower and review daily employee manpower; analyze plant methods and standards
Prepare or direct preparation of cost estimates of new or revised methods and standards
Review proposed changes in plant layout, processes, material handling, routing, etc.
Analyze production and non-production operations to determine those requiring study and develop new or improved methods and standards
Conduct time and motion/MODAPTS studies and review employee proposals and suggestions
Develop cycle line layouts for current and future models using ACAD; lead job methodization and process allocations
Coordinate engineering changes and planning; conduct value stream mapping and process audits
Develop cost saving project proposals and write projects as required
Interface with Production Supervision and the UAW to settle job disputes
Assist production in planning labor allocations for mix and line speed changes
Apply Manufacturing Principles for workstation design for future and current models
Assess Workstation Readiness, identifying and addressing gaps for ideal workstation
Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
3+ Years of Experience
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering field (preferred)
Experience in manufacturing engineering (preferred)
Proven problem-solving ability (preferred)
Six Sigma Green Belt certified (preferred)
Previous production supervision (preferred)
Legally authorized to work in the United States; verification of employment eligibility required at time of hire