Plating Production & Process Engineer

Flintex Consulting Pte Ltd; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

13th Month Salary

Variable Bonus

Job summary

Flintex Consulting Pte Ltd in Singapore is seeking a Plating Production & Process Engineer to lead electroplating development, production support and continuous improvement for new and existing products.

The role focuses on driving production targets, product quality, cost control and ISO-compliant manufacturing methods. You will supervise plating teams, coordinate maintenance, and contribute to cost analyses and new product introductions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Chemical/Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
• 2+ years in reel-to-reel electroplating environment.
• Knowledge of PFMEA and process safety in chemical manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Lead plating technicians and operators to meet production schedules and quality standards.
• Develop, optimise and continuously improve electroplating processes and equipment capabilities.
• Troubleshoot plating process, chemical, equipment and product-quality issues.
• Lead cost-reduction through process optimisation and waste reduction.
• Plan preventive maintenance for plating equipment and production lines.
• Support Lean PACE initiatives and new product introductions.
• Prepare samples, FA reports and conduct plating trials.

Skills

Electroplating knowledge

Process improvement

PFMEA

Chemical safety

Analytical problem solving

Project management

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Chemical/Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Benefits : 13th Month Salary + Variable Bonus

Job Summary:

The Plating Production & Process Engineer is responsible for electroplating process development, production support and continuous improvement for new and existing products.

The role will lead plating manufacturing activities to achieve production targets, product quality, cost and departmental objectives.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead Plating Technicians and Operators to meet daily production schedules, quality standards and departmental objectives.

• Develop, optimise and continuously improve electroplating processes and equipment capabilities to enhance productivity, yield and product quality.

• Troubleshoot and resolve plating process, chemical, equipment and product-quality issues.

• Lead cost-reduction initiatives through process optimisation, waste reduction and other continuous-improvement activities.

• Plan, coordinate and monitor preventive maintenance programmes for plating equipment and production lines.

• Support Lean PACE initiatives and new product introduction projects.

• Conduct sample plating trials, prepare plated samples and submit First Article (FA) reports.

• Prepare mill-cost calculations and other process-related cost analyses.

• Develop and implement new electroplating processes and products within the required timeline.

• Work closely with Process Development Engineers on new product and process requirements.

• Develop and maintain manufacturing methods, procedures and systems in compliance with ISO standards and other applicable requirements.

• Maintain accurate manufacturing and production data in the MFG/PRO system.

• Manage the purchase and inventory of spare parts and other items required for manufacturing activities.

• Monitor plating-line utilisation, spare-parts consumption and related operating costs.

• Liaise with the Stamping and Assembly departments to coordinate manufacturing activities and resolve operational issues.

• Authorise the stoppage of plating production lines when process-or quality-related issues arise.

• Ensure safe handling, storage and use of chemicals, and provide appropriate training to relevant employees.

• Perform other production-and process-engineering duties as assigned.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering or an equivalent discipline.

• At least two years of relevant experience in reel-to-reel electroplating.

• Sound knowledge of electroplating technologies and manufacturing processes, including both chemical and mechanical aspects.

• Knowledge of Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA).

• Good understanding of chemical safety, chemical handling and chemical analysis.

• Hands-on ability to develop and optimise products, processes and equipment.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to investigate and resolve manufacturing issues.

• Able to plan and manage projects through to completion with minimal supervision.

• Good communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with customers, engineers, manufacturing teams and external parties.

• Able to train employees in chemical handling, process controls and chemical-analysis methods.

• Self-motivated, results-oriented and able to lead a team in achieving production and departmental objectives.

• Experience with MFG/PRO or a similar manufacturing ERP system would be an added advantage.

Working hours:

Mon to Fri, 8am to 5:45pm