Industrial Engineer I

insteelindustries; North Carolina; On-site; USD 60,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Insteel Industries is seeking an Industrial Engineer I to identify and implement projects that reduce operating costs by improving work methods and manufacturing processes across the Concrete Reinforcing Products unit.

The role involves gathering and analyzing manufacturing data, developing standard work methods, and maintaining costing data for the Sales group and Master Scheduler on a quarterly basis.

Qualifications

• Identifies, develops, justifies, implements and follows-up on projects to reduce operating costs by improving work methods, manufacturing processes and pay systems.
• Gathers and analyzes manufacturing data to evaluate and improve current manufacturing processes.
• Interprets, develops, plans, assigns, checks and directs work methods; addresses complaints and resolves problems.
• Ensures standard work procedures, documents and visuals are up to date at each facility.
• Maintains costing data used by sales group and Master Scheduler on a quarterly basis.
• Establishes standards for operating methods and performance.

Responsibilities

• Identifies and leads cost-reduction projects across facilities.
• Analyzes data to optimize manufacturing processes and cost structures.
• Develops and enforces standard work procedures and visuals.
• Monitors and updates cost data for sales and scheduling teams.

Job description

Industrial Engineer I

Position Snapshot

Identifies, develops, justifies, implements, and follows-up on projects to reduce operating costs by improving work methods, manufacturing processes, and pay systems for all facilities in the Concrete Reinforcing Products Business Unit.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• An individual must be able to perform each duty satisfactorily.
• Identifies, develops, justifies, implements, and follows-up on projects designed to improve
• safety, quality, productivity, and reduce the overall operating cost for all facilities.
• Gathers and analyzes manufacturing data to evaluate and improve current manufacturing processes.
• Interprets, develops, plans, assigns, checks and directs work methods. Addresses work method
• complaints and resolves problems. This includes ensuring all standard work procedures, documents
• and visuals are up to date at each facility.
• Maintains costing data used by sales group and Master Scheduler on a quarterly basis.
• Establishes standards for