Lamination Process Engineer - Lean Manufacturing

Confidential; Tyrone (Blair County); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Confidential manufactures and maintains lamination assembly lines, focusing on lean principles and continuous improvement. The Manufacturing Engineer supports line planning, process development, issue resolution, and safety improvements to drive quality and cost efficiency.

The role emphasizes trouble-shooting, documentation, and cross-functional teamwork with operations, quality, maintenance, and leadership to sustain reliable production and capital projects.

Qualifications

• Five to seven years of experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Experience with lean manufacturing principles and continuous improvement.
• Experience with production processes, equipment, or industrial engineering activities.

Responsibilities

• Plan, layout, and sequence manufacturing and material-handling operations using lean principles.
• Develop and improve production processes, procedures, and workflows.
• Identify equipment design needs and adapt equipment to plant conditions and production requirements.
• Lead root cause analysis for quality, equipment, and build issues; implement corrective actions.
• Troubleshoot product, process, and machine difficulties to minimize downtime.
• Create and maintain Standard Work Instructions and technical documentation.
• Identify opportunities to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and strengthen process consistency.
• Research, benchmark, and maintain safe work practices throughout supported areas.
• Prepare capital improvement requests with cost justifications and supporting documentation.
• Partner with production, quality, maintenance, and leadership to support priorities.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Analytical thinking

Problem-solving

Lean manufacturing

Root cause analysis

Technical documentation

MS Office

Cross-functional teamwork

Job description

Confidential manufactures and maintains lamination assembly lines, focusing on lean principles and continuous improvement. The Manufacturing Engineer supports line planning, process development, issue resolution, and safety improvements to drive quality and cost efficiency.

The role emphasizes trouble-shooting, documentation, and cross-functional teamwork with operations, quality, maintenance, and leadership to sustain reliable production and capital projects.