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ACCO MHS in Attalla, AL, is seeking a Senior Design Engineer to design and model overhead crane systems and patented track configurations. The role requires validating designs with engineering calculations while meeting industry standards.
You will collaborate with other design and manufacturing engineers to enhance safety and productivity, and support manufacturing improvements through accurate CAD documentation and BOM interpretation.
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7 days ago Requisition ID: 2160
Company: ACCO MHS
Reports to: Manufacturing Engineering Manager
Type of Position: Full Time
FLSA Status: Exempt
Acco Material Handling Solutions ("Acco") specializes in the manufacturing of material handling equipment, including hoists, cranes, carts, and lifters. Its products are used primarily in industrial manufacturing and distribution environments, including aerospace, water treatment, heavy manufacturing, agriculture, mining, automotive, and logistics. Operating from three manufacturing facilities in the US, Acco provides ready to ship stock products or fully engineered custom devices. Products are sold through distributors, as well as to large direct customers. The Attalla operation specializes in the manufacturing of overhead cranes and patented track along with crane components.
The Senior Design Engineer is responsible for designing and modeling safe and efficient overhead crane systems, patented track configurations, and other equipment while complying with industry standards and requirements. This position will also have to perform engineering analysis and calculations to validate designs. This position will also be responsible for product improvements, assist in manufacturing improvements, and work with other design engineers to solve issues.
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
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