Field-Based Manufacturing Systems Improvement Engineer

Daniels Health; Gastonia (NC); Sur place; USD 110 000 - 150 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Daniels Health seeks a hands-on Manufacturing Systems Improvement Engineer to drive engineered improvements across medical waste treatment facilities in the United States. You will spend most time on site, partnering with operations and maintenance to translate issues into practical solutions and verify results after implementation.

The role combines mechanical design, process improvement, controls awareness, and strong project-execution skills.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related field.
• 5+ years in industrial manufacturing, automation, equipment design, maintenance engineering, or capital-project environments.
• Experience taking equipment or process improvements from concept through installation, startup, and sustained operation in an active industrial facility.
• Knowledge of autoclave, pressure vessel systems, and industrial steam boiler operations preferred.

Responsabilités

• Spend >50% of time in operating facilities observing processes and engaging with operators.
• Identify and prioritize opportunities to improve reliability, safety, throughput, and material flow.
• Develop practical equipment redesigns, retrofits, fixtures, and automation concepts.
• Lead engineering work from concept through field implementation including site assessments and commissioning.
• Coordinate and oversee vendors, fabricators, contractors, and equipment suppliers during design and deployment.
• Support improvements to autoclaves, boilers, shredders, conveyors, and other equipment.

Connaissances

CAD tools

Mechanical design

Industrial electrical

PLC/HMI programming

Data analysis

Root-cause analysis

Project execution

Field engagement

Safety and guarding

Equipment reliability

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in engineering

Outils

AutoCAD

SolidWorks

Description du poste

Daniels Health seeks a hands-on Manufacturing Systems Improvement Engineer to drive engineered improvements across medical waste treatment facilities in the United States. You will spend most time on site, partnering with operations and maintenance to translate issues into practical solutions and verify results after implementation.

The role combines mechanical design, process improvement, controls awareness, and strong project-execution skills.