Industrial Engineer: Lean Plant & Process Optimization

Dana Corp; Toledo (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Dana Corporation in Toledo, Ohio, seeks an Industrial Engineer to provide engineering support to meet safety, quality, delivery and cost targets. You will help implement new manufacturing processes and continuously improve current ones.

You will work with cross-functional teams to optimize layouts, balance lines, analyze time studies, and support DOS objectives while adhering to change management procedures. CAD proficiency and plant-floor experience are required, with travel <5%.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering Field required - Industrial or Mechanical.
• Experience with kitting, sequencing and repack operations is a plus.
• Strong AutoCAD skills with an emphasis on assembly cell layout best practices.
• Background in warehouse planning/design and material handling.
• Plant floor experience

Responsibilities

• Develop and improve facility and lineside equipment layouts.
• Identify and optimize component flow and display to the operators lineside.
• Develop and maintain time studies, spaghetti diagrams and work balance studies for Standardized Work.
• Determine current and future state headcount for each assembly line and material handling operation.
• Develop current and future state warehouse layouts and space analyses.
• Maintain PFEP within the facility to optimize material display and handling standards.
• Work with cross functional teams to develop containerization standards.
• Support Core Teams and drive continuous improvement initiatives.
• Collaborate daily with Engineering, Quality, Materials, Operations, Program Management.
• Support and execution of Dana Operating System (DOS) Objectives.
• Follow change management procedure for process changes.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

Job description

Dana Corporation in Toledo, Ohio, seeks an Industrial Engineer to provide engineering support to meet safety, quality, delivery and cost targets. You will help implement new manufacturing processes and continuously improve current ones.

You will work with cross-functional teams to optimize layouts, balance lines, analyze time studies, and support DOS objectives while adhering to change management procedures. CAD proficiency and plant-floor experience are required, with travel <5%.