Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Scot Forge•Clinton, WI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Manufacturing Engineering Technician is responsible for providing shop floor support of manufacturing processes. The Manufacturing Engineering Technician will work directly with the shop floor personnel to ensure we are safely producing parts adhering to quality standards. This role will spend 95% of their time on the shop floor in support of the people performing the work. Company Background: Scot Forge is a 130-year-old, 100% employee-owned company that manufactures custom open die and rolled ring forgings. At Scot Forge, we help our customers with forged solutions from the world's physical infrastructure, energy, and transportation to manufacturing, mining, and our national defense. From the wheels of NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover to mission critical components for nuclear submarines, to large hydraulic cylinders for the largest mining trucks on the planet, Scot Forge creates precision forged metal parts used in demanding applications all over the world. Shift Hours and Locations We have positions available for this role in our Clinton and Spring Grove Manufacturing Plants on both shifts. 1st Shift: 6AM – 4PM 2nd Shift: 12PM – 10PM

Requirements

Associates Degree in Engineering/Technology or 5+ years of equivalent related experience.
Proficiency in technical application of manufacturing practices and demonstrated knowledge.
Team player, organized, self-motivated, and capable of independent work
Effective collaborator with strong communication,
Working knowledge of Machining and CNC Programming
Working knowledge of SolidWorks or other CAD/CAM software.
Geometrical Tolerance specification/application proficiency.

Nice To Haves

5+ years of applied experience in an Engineering/Technology position in manufacturing.
Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification
Previous experience in the metals industry.
History of success in improving Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
Demonstrate knowledge and experience in quality tools and relevant safety regulations.

Responsibilities

Provide hands-on support to machine shop floor operators
Support supervisors and lead men with technical support to safety, quality and production challenges in the machine shop.
Apply Lean Six Sigma methodologies to analyze, improve and standardize manufacturing processes, reducing waste, variation, and cost while improving safety, quality and throughput.
Conduct process audits to ensure the team is maintaining the proven and trained processes
Support manufacturing with a disciplined approach to problem solving (including fishbone diagrams, job safety analysis, root cause analysis,) in Quality and Safety Incident investigations to determine root cause and corrective action.
Work closely with Programmers, Manufacturing Engineering and PE department to ensure successful project launches
Commission, qualify and support new equipment and support/train employee owners on best practices utilizing new technology
Create/update/maintain routings, work instructions and blueprints (and other standard process documents) to meet customer specifications and quality standards in the most cost-efficient manner.
Leverage and implement Industry 4.0 technologies (e.g., data analytics, connected equipment, automation and digital manufacturing tools) to improve manufacturing efficiency, quality and process visibility.
Understand the use of computer simulations of processes and provide input and recommendations for improvements to the plant.
Participate in developing training programs for process departments
Analyze and design fixtures and tools to aid in shop floor processes
Work across all three plants/shifts to maintain support for projects/production as needed
Influence and maintain relationships with customers and vendors.