Manufacturing Engineer: Process Design & Lean Improvement

Image Associates Inc.; Duncan (SC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Rotork in Duncan, South Carolina is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to advance methods, tooling, and machine designs while developing cost estimates and solving manufacturing challenges.

The role focuses on designing, implementing, and documenting shop floor processes that meet safety, quality and regulatory standards, participating in audits, and creating fixtures to support production and testing. Collaboration across maintenance and engineering is essential for continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a manufacturing/engineering field is required.
• Associate degree with 3–5 years by manufacturing or 5+ years in manufacturing environment acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement and document processes for shop floor activities considering safety, quality and regulatory requirements.
• Participate in audits of company activities.
• Design specialist jigs or fixtures for production build and test activities.
• Provide technical support for shopfloor through documentation control and equipment management.
• Assist in problem investigation and resolution.
• Help in maintaining and improving maintenance routines.
• Investigate new processes and equipment and provide cost estimates for equipment and project costs.

Skills

Assembly experience

Electrical/mechanical fundamentals

MS Office skills (Excel/Access/Word)

Lean Manufacturing

Education

Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing/Mechanical/Industrial Engineering or equivalent

Associate degree in Manufacturing Engineering with 3–5 years' experience or 5 years in manufacturing

Tools

LabVIEW

Job description

Rotork in Duncan, South Carolina is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to advance methods, tooling, and machine designs while developing cost estimates and solving manufacturing challenges.

The role focuses on designing, implementing, and documenting shop floor processes that meet safety, quality and regulatory standards, participating in audits, and creating fixtures to support production and testing. Collaboration across maintenance and engineering is essential for continuous improvement.