Quality & Process Improvement Engineer

Avery Dennison; Shah Alam; On-site; MYR 67,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Avery Dennison in Malaysia is seeking a Production Process Engineer to provide technical solutions and drive process development for new business initiatives in collaboration with R&D.

You will establish and maintain production procedures, support operator training with the Production Supervisor, monitor safety, quality, and efficiency, and contribute to Six Sigma projects to reduce costs across coating, slitting, and lamination processes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Materials or Mechanical Engineering.
• Experience with SOPs, process documentation, and continuous improvement.
• Knowledge of Six Sigma / Lean and EHS is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical solutions and process development support for new business initiatives (e.g. trials and development in collaboration with R&D).
• Establish, implement, and maintain production procedures, ensuring they are kept up to date.
• Support operator training programs together with the Production Supervisor.
• Support the QA&S department in handling internal and external quality complaints.
• Drive productivity and quality improvement programs.
• Monitor daily production activities and follow up on technical issues.
• Lead and support efficiency improvement initiatives.
• Conduct process risk analysis with a strong focus on safety.
• Participate in Six Sigma projects to drive cost savings.
• Ensure compliance with EHS (Environment, Health & Safety) requirements.

Skills

Problem solving

Time management

Prioritization

Education

Bachelor's degree in Materials Engineering or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Avery Dennison in Malaysia is seeking a Production Process Engineer to provide technical solutions and drive process development for new business initiatives in collaboration with R&D.

You will establish and maintain production procedures, support operator training with the Production Supervisor, monitor safety, quality, and efficiency, and contribute to Six Sigma projects to reduce costs across coating, slitting, and lamination processes.