Industrial Engineer: Lean Production & Cost Optimization

Donatech Corporation; Marion (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Job summary

Donatech Corporation in Marion, Ohio seeks an Industrial Engineer to lead productivity improvements, optimize manufacturing processes, and support cost accuracy across the plant. You will develop and maintain production standards, support level loading, and ensure routers reflect true labor and process requirements.

The ideal candidate will apply motion economy principles to create ergonomic, repeatable work methods and drive both short- and long-term labor productivity targets at the Findlay

Responsibilities

• Provide ways/methods to eliminate all types of waste in the production process
• Drive continuous improvement though detailed analytics
• Develop a project pipeline for cost takeout
• Lead time studies utilizing Modapts, a predetermined time analysis
• Use Line Balancing with the Yamazumi chart for line rate changes
• Identify Non-value add, Unbalanced, Value Add, and Semi Value Add activities
• Lead cost studies to determine the best product flow in the plant
• Support WPS implementation by providing leadership to continuous improvement teams
• Drive the plant to achieve short/long term labor productivity targets
• Support scoping of cost projects within the Findlay facility
• Ensure all new models/parts efficiently integrated into operations
• Develop and maintain equipment capacity information and planning
• Own all costing, routers, line balances, and labor utilization for the plant
• Support level loading across workstations and departments to balance production flow and capacity

Job description

Donatech Corporation in Marion, Ohio seeks an Industrial Engineer to lead productivity improvements, optimize manufacturing processes, and support cost accuracy across the plant. You will develop and maintain production standards, support level loading, and ensure routers reflect true labor and process requirements.

The ideal candidate will apply motion economy principles to create ergonomic, repeatable work methods and drive both short- and long-term labor productivity targets at the Findlay