Manufacturing Process Engineer

Cse Consulting; Eastern Ontario; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading consulting firm in Ontario seeks a Manufacturing Process Engineer to enhance processes in the pyrotechnics industry. The role demands effective communication across teams and involves various responsibilities from research to ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations. Ideal candidates will possess a degree in engineering and experience in project management and process improvement methodologies such as Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing. Annual salary ranges from $65,000 to $85,000.

Qualifications

• Completed a bachelor's degree program in engineering in a Manufacturing environment.
• Project Management experience is required.
• Familiarity with process improvement methodologies is essential.

Responsibilities

• Eliminate losses and build capability in people for their value stream.
• Conduct research and improve chemical engineering processes in manufacturing.
• Establish and meet process safety goals and objectives.
• Communicate effectively with management and production leaders.
• Drive scheduling from launch to production, including transition points.

Skills

Project Management experience

Process Improvement Methodologies (Six Sigma, Lean Manufacturing)

Solidworks

Excel

Word

Outlook

Project (Office 365)

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering in a Manufacturing environment

Job description

Do you want to have an impact and play the role with our Team Members in the Pyrotechnics industry? It certainly includes hard work, but with that comes great reward and payoff. The efforts of our teams ensure our products are relied upon with unwavering confidence in the most critical of situations. Along with hard work comes the guarantee of fulfilling and purposeful work and continuous improvement to deliver quality products.

POSITION TITLE

Manufacturing Process Engineer

STARTING SALARY

$65,000 – 85,000 annual salary range with 3 – 5 years

Process Engineering in Manufacturing Environment

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES

• Eliminate losses, plan for the future, build capability in oneself and others for their value stream/product line/technical ownership.
• Conduct research into the development and improvement of chemical engineering processes, reactions, and materials, as they pertain to the manufacturing process of pyrotechnic devices.
• Establish process safety goals and objectives.
• Ensure that resources are allocated based on process hazards and risks rather than just by the economic viability of the process.
• Effectively communicate with management, operational management, production leaders, and process team members, regarding progress, issues, or corrective actions related to assigned projects.
• Interacts, integrates, and drives results across cross-functional teams.
• Drive, organize and oversee scheduling from launch to production, including all transition points; plan and follow-up on excess/obsolescence or materials and processes, and post-production activities (capture in Learn from Experience).
• Understand, apply, and meet all Health and Safety (internal, WHMIS & OHSA), Regulatory (ERD, CERL, TDG), Quality (QMS) and System procedures.
• Perform and analyze root cause analysis, time studies and production capability.
• Coordinate with the change management process to ensure seamless introduction of changes throughout the product life cycle.
• Other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATONS:

• Must have completed a bachelor’s degree program in engineering in a Manufacturing environment.
• Project Management experience
• Experience working in multiple Process Improvement Methodologies (Six Sigma, Lean Manufacturing, etc.)
• Experience with Solidworks
• Experience with Excel, Word, Outlook, and Project (office 365 environment)