Industrial Engineer

Socket.dev; Winn (MI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Morbark is seeking an Industrial Engineer to define and improve manufacturing processes. This role operates with minimal supervision and independently prepares, conducts, and evaluates analyses for planning and implementing new or modified process designs.

The Industrial Engineer will lead problem-solving efforts for manufacturing issues across production environments. The position emphasizes production methods, layout, tooling, automation, and pre-/post-production planning, with collaboration

Qualifications

• Knowledge of lean manufacturing processes and tools.
• Experience executing technical projects within defined parameters.
• Ability to influence cross-functional teams.
• Strong communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skills.
• Ability to work effectively with a diverse group of employees and customers.
• Skilled in communicating with individuals at multiple organizational levels, including shop floor and office.
• Experience conducting time studies.
• Proven ability to identify and develop solutions for safety, quality, and velocity issues in a shop floor environment.
• Thorough knowledge of manufacturing concepts.
• Formal problem-solving training and skills.

Responsibilities

• Identify and implement lean process improvements throughout the organization.
• Collect, organize, and analyze technical data.
• Support engineering change implementation using JD Edwards and communicate requirements internally.
• Troubleshoot day-to-day process performance issues, develop solutions, and monitor improvements.
• Apply problem-solving methods to address safety, quality, and performance issues.
• Monitor and improve safety and ergonomics to reduce worker fatigue and injuries.
• Collaborate with other engineering disciplines to implement automation, robotics, and digital tools.
• Validate process cycle times by conducting time studies.
• Maintain Bills of Material (BOM) and routings for product and process changes.
• Determine manufacturing time and cost of new assemblies; provide Production Managers with labor quotes.
• Advise and plan facility layout requirements to support business planning.

Skills

Lean manufacturing

Cross-functional influence

Communication skills

Time studies

Safety issues

Quality issues

Velocity issues

Manufacturing concepts

Problem-solving training

Technical projects

Job description

Essential Qualifications

• Knowledge of lean manufacturing processes and tools

• Experience executing technical projects within defined parameters.

• Ability to influence cross-functional teams.

• Strong communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skills.
  • Ability to work effectively with a diverse group of employees and customers.
  • Skilled in communicating with individuals at multiple organizational levels, including shop floor and office.
  • Experience conducting time studies.
  • Proven ability to identify and develop solutions for safety, quality, and velocity issues in a shop floor environment.
  • Thorough knowledge of manufacturing concepts.
  • Formal problem-solving training and skills.

  Qualifications

  Position Summary

  Morbark’s Industrial Engineer works as part of a team to define and improve manufacturing processes. This role operates under minimal supervision and independently prepares, conducts, and evaluates analyses for planning and implementing new or modified process designs. The Industrial Engineer will lead problem-solving efforts for manufacturing issues—including production methods, procedures, layout, production flow, tooling, equipment, material fabrication, assembly methods, and planning in Pre-Production, Production, or Post-Production environments.

  Duties/Responsibilities:

  • Identify and implement lean process improvements throughout the organization.
  • Collect, organize, and analyze technical data.
  • Support engineering change implementation using JD Edwards and communicate requirements internally.
  • Troubleshoot day-to-day process performance issues, develop solutions, and monitor improvements.
  • Apply problem-solving methods to address safety, quality, and performance issues.
  • Monitor and improve safety and ergonomics to reduce worker fatigue and injuries.
  • Collaborate with other engineering disciplines to implement automation, robotics, and digital tools.
  • Validate process cycle times by conducting time studies.
  • Maintain Bills of Material (BOM) and routings for product and process changes.
  • Determine manufacturing time and cost of new assemblies; provide Production Managers with labor quotes.
  • Advise and plan facility layout requirements to support business planning.