Industrial Engineer
Current Lighting
- Pay
- $86K to $109K
- a year
- Location
- Plympton, MA
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 28
- 9 days ago
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About the company
Current Lighting
Electrical/electronic manufacturing · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
Current Lighting is a leading manufacturer of innovative, energy-efficient lighting solutions for commercial, industrial, institutional, outdoor, and specialty applications. At our Plympton, Massachusetts facility, we manufacture high-quality lighting fixtures and related products that require precision assembly, strong engineering collaboration, and disciplined production processes.
What you'll do
- Create, review, and maintain manufacturing routers and bills of materials (BOMs) for engineer-to-order and configured product orders.
- Develop and implement process engineering changes, including:Updating routers and operation sequences.Adding or revising material sequencing by operation.Loading and maintaining control-cycle records.Establishing and updating work centers, labor standards, and production system data.Coordinating implementation with Product Engineering and Operations.
- Updating routers and operation sequences.
- Adding or revising material sequencing by operation.
- Loading and maintaining control-cycle records.
- Establishing and updating work centers, labor standards, and production system data.
- Coordinating implementation with Product Engineering and Operations.
- Partner daily with production personnel and supervisors to define, document, and improve assembly instructions, work methods, and standardized processes.
- Troubleshoot manufacturing, assembly, material, tooling, and workflow issues; provide timely support to supervisors, set-up personnel, and production teams.
- Maintain BOMs, routers, and work orders when material substitutions, variances, engineering changes, or process updates occur.
- Create and maintain manufacturing documentation, including assembly instructions, process layouts, work instructions, visual aids, maintenance work orders, and Tool Room orders.
- Design and develop assembly jigs, fixtures, templates, and related production tooling, including layouts and technical drawings.
- Use AutoCAD and Solid Edge to produce and revise digital engineering drawings, tooling designs, fixture layouts, and manufacturing documentation.
- Collaborate with Product Engineering on prototype light fixtures, pilot builds, design-for-manufacturability considerations, and transition-to-production activities.
- Support new-product introduction by validating routings, BOMs, work instructions, fixtures, tooling, material flow, and labor requirements prior to production launch.
- Participate in Lean Manufacturing initiatives focused on safety, quality, delivery, productivity, waste reduction, and continuous improvement.
- Analyze manufacturing processes and recommend improvements to labor content, cycle time, capacity, cost, ergonomics, quality, and material flow.
- Assist with development of capital-equipment justifications, including process requirements, cost-benefit analyses, capacity needs, and anticipated operational impact.
- Apply methods engineering and time-study principles to establish and improve labor standards, systems, procedures, and manufacturing processes.
- Contribute to assigned cross-functional engineering, operational-improvement, and strategic-planning projects.
- Train and coach hourly and salaried employees, as needed, on new processes, work instructions, tools, equipment, and standard operating procedures.
- Follow all company safety, quality, environmental, and compliance requirements.
What you need
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a closely related discipline; equivalent combinations of relevant education and experience may be considered.
- Two to four years of relevant experience in a manufacturing, industrial engineering, process engineering, or production engineering environment preferred.
- Demonstrated experience creating and maintaining manufacturing routers, bills of materials, work orders, and related production documentation.
- Experience with current manufacturing methodologies, including process improvement, standardized work, problem-solving, and Lean Manufacturing principles.
- Proficiency using AutoCAD and Solid Edge to create or revise engineering drawings, fixture designs, layouts, and manufacturing documentation.
- Experience designing or supporting the creation of assembly jigs, fixtures, gauges, tooling, or production aids.
- Working knowledge of CNC programming, CNC/DNC systems, and computer-integrated manufacturing systems.
- Experience working with methods engineering, time standards, labor estimates, production systems, and manufacturing procedures.
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, product specifications, bills of materials, and production requirements.
- Ability to work effectively across Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Maintenance, Tool Room, Supply Chain, and Operations teams.
- Strong problem-solving, analytical, organization, and project-management skills.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to clearly communicate technical information to both hourly and salaried employees.
- Education: a bachelor's degree
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Perks
- Permissive Time Off
- Paid Company Holidays
- medical
- dental
- life
- vision
- disability
- 401(k) retirement program
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