Industrial Engineer II

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Objective:Provide support to leads and operators in the assembly and/or fabrication areas. Plan, structure and implement manufacturing programs. Support manufacturing assembly and fabrication to trouble shoot both assembly and fabrication problems. Must support all lean manufacturing improvements and may require participation in lean improvement activities and process improvements. Must also work closely with Quality Assurance, Program Management, and Engineering, to resolve quality issues, increase productivity, and eliminate ergonomic problems.

Main Function ResponsibilitiesA) Provide support to leads and operators in the assembly and fabrication areas.B) Analyze parts and seat flow.C) Conduct time and motion studies and provide proposal improvement.D) Balance the lines or cells and implement procedures and/or operator instructions to support process improvement.E) Participate to the implementation of structure and plan manufacturing programs (Lean Manufacturing, Set-up Reduction, 6S, Cost Reduction).F) Apply statistical data analysis in normal duty activities as requiredG) Measures, analyzes, and adjusts Factory Floor Layout / Process Flow to achieve optimum manufacturing productivity as directed by Lean Manufacturing practices, subject to managerial approval.H) Creates and documents Standard Work Instructions for use by factory personnel, in compliance with design and quality specifications and FAA directives.I) Participates in training shop personnel in new and/or updated processes, including Lean Manufacturing practices and improvement implementations.J) Communicates design improvement ideas to engineering.K) Investigates serious or recurrent production difficulties and delays due to such factors as faulty methods, tooling, operational sequences, or inadequate facilities or layouts.L) Frequently contacts supervisory and non-supervisory personnel in engineering, production planning, tool design and other departments for the purpose of discussing production problems in order to secure necessary information or consider factors which may interfere with the effectiveness of production. Takes preventive or corrective action to remedy the problem or refer it to others who may be more directly responsible.