Industrial Engineer (Entry Level) - Richmond, VA - Professional Opportunities

Super Radiator Coils; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation

Medical Benefits

401k

Tuition Assistance

Job summary

engineeringjobs.net, Inc. is seeking an Industrial Engineer to measure labor content, develop staffing plans, and optimize production processes to meet customer demand in Richmond, VA.

You will collaborate with operators and leaders to improve layouts, training, organization, quality and efficiency through continuous improvement, with flexibility for third‑shift operations. A bachelor's in IE and experience with 2D CAD and 5S are desirable.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering with knowledge of work measurement, line balancing, and 5S.
• Experience with 2D CAD, strong communication, and a hands-on, action-oriented approach.
• Willingness to work third shift may be needed.

Responsibilities

• Measure labor content and develop staffing plans to meet demand.
• Design and optimize production processes and mixed-model line balances.
• Collaborate with operators and leaders to improve layouts, training, organization, quality and efficiency through continuous improvement.

Skills

Work Measurement

Line Balancing

5S

Value Stream Layout Design

Continuous Improvement

Design for Manufacturing

Production Process Development

Labor Measurement

Production Metrics

Communication

Problem Solving

Employee Engagement

Education

Undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering

Tools

2D CAD

Job description

Measure labor content and develop staffing plans, production processes, and mixed-model line balances to meet customer demand. Collaborate with operators and leaders to improve production layouts, training, organization, quality, and efficiency through continuous improvement.

Requirements

An undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering and understanding of core industrial engineering concepts, including work measurement, line balancing, and 5S, are desired. Candidates should have experience with 2D CAD, strong communication skills, and a hands‑on, action-oriented approach; flexibility to accommodate third‑shift operations may be needed.

Key Skills

• Work Measurement
• Line Balancing
• 5S
• 2D CAD
• Value Stream Layout Design
• Continuous Improvement
• Design for Manufacturing
• Production Process Development
• Labor Measurement
• Production Metrics
• Fixturing
• Communication
• Problem Solving
• Employee Engagement

Benefits

• Vacation
• Medical Benefits
• 401k
• Tuition Assistance