Manufacturing Process Engineer

As the Manufacturing Process Engineer, you will lead continuous improvement and safety, as it relates to processes, standard work and equipment used. Identify, define, and implement opportunities that are measurable by risk mitigation, and OEE. Installing, validating and setting up process equipment with the latest technology, creating work instructions, and working synergistically with cross functional teams. The Manufacturing Process Engineer will be responsible for installing and validating new equipment along with any associated automation, methods for how and when the tasks should be performed safely and efficiently plant wide.This position is onsite full time at New London, NC. YOUR ROLE:Directs the design, development and/or improvement of manufacturing process for an assigned area.Analyzes product designs for best method of manufacture.Designs and tests new equipment, processes, procedures and systems while developing equipment layouts.Develops and facilitates data-driven process improvements focused on OEE and safety.Develops equipment requirements and specifications that support the design of the manufacturing process for an assigned area.Supports the purchase and installation of new equipment associated with assigned area of the manufacturing plant.Leads and mentors Root Cause Analysis (RCA’s) that mitigate hindrances to increased OEE and safety.Evaluates operations and equipment to ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations.Quantifies improvements by measurable impacts to OEE, MUV, Takt, CM, ROI, BOM, MTBF and WIP reduction.Identifies, plans and facilitates process improvements and strategic capital projects.Support the development and use of plant standards for 5S and visual management.Optimizes new systems and upgrades to existing processes and facilities.Provides leadership and technical support for all related processes for their area of responsibility within the facility.Actively identifies new areas for learning and takes advantage of learning opportunities.Insure lessons learned are analyzed and documented.