Manufacturing Process & Capital Projects Engineer

Owens Corning; Dickson (TN); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Owens Corning is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to lead process development and optimization in its Tennessee operations. You will study product requirements, design and test manufacturing methods, and partner with equipment vendors to implement improvements.

Key responsibilities include creating process documentation, reducing downtime, and applying Lean/Six Sigma methods to drive efficiency. The role requires a 4-year engineering degree and 7+ years in manufacturing engineering, with strong

Qualifications

• Requires a 4-year accredited bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
• 7+ years in a Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering role.
• Understanding of PLC programming and TPM program experience.

Responsibilities

• Implements and maintains engineering objectives and initiatives.
• Devises short and long term capital investment strategy.
• Develops manufacturing processes by studying product requirements, designing and testing methods and equipment.
• Supports production in reducing downtime or scrap using analytical methods.
• Creates and maintains Process Flow, PFMEA, SOPs, and Line Balance documentation.
• Shares best practices with other sites.
• Designs testing methods to assure product and process quality; establishes standards.

Skills

PLC programming

TPM experience

Capacity studies

Process improvement

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Industrial, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering

Job description

Owens Corning is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to lead process development and optimization in its Tennessee operations. You will study product requirements, design and test manufacturing methods, and partner with equipment vendors to implement improvements.

Key responsibilities include creating process documentation, reducing downtime, and applying Lean/Six Sigma methods to drive efficiency. The role requires a 4-year engineering degree and 7+ years in manufacturing engineering, with strong