As an Insulation Line Process Engineer, you will be responsible for developing and standardizing the covered conductor process, setting up the lab, and creating various materials for the insulation process. This role requires a strong understanding of insulation materials, Insulation Line Process Engineering, and laboratory setup. In addition, the position is responsible for correcting and improving manufacturing processes, systems, and operations with the goal of developing more advanced applied engineering skills. The expectations are that you will make valuable contributions to engineering projects, actively participate in project tasks, assist in design, development, testing, and implementation processes, and contribute effectively to project outcomes, meeting deadlines, and achieving project goals. This position will work on R&D, standardization, troubleshooting and resolving technical issues that arise during production and testing, analyzing problems, proposing solutions, and implementing corrective actions. The objective is to develop and standardize the covered conductor process, while implementing continuous improvement and driving toward operational excellence.
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Salary Range: $90,000.00 To $160,000 Annually
Work Environment
The Insulation Line Process Engineer position works in a combination of work settings from office, lab to a safety sensitive manufacturing environment. The Insulation Line Process Engineer will often work directly on the shop floor of the manufacturing facility, near and around large-scale production processes and equipment. The Insulation Line Process Engineer may also work in Research and Development (R&D) and Quality Control Testing to design and develop new manufacturing processes, testing, and experiments to improve product design and production methods, and to ensure product quality and compliance with standards. The position will spend time in the engineering office performing tasks such as designing manufacturing systems, developing process flow diagrams, analyzing data, creating manufacturing instructions, and collaborating with others. Occasionally, the Insulation Line Process Engineer will participate in on-site visits needed to visit suppliers, vendors, or customer sites to review quality issues, assess manufacturing capabilities, troubleshoot production issues, or assess material or tooling quality and performance. Occupational health and safety practices are essential in manufacturing environments, and the Insulation Line Process Engineer is expected to adhere to safety protocols and wear appropriate protective equipment when necessary.
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