Industrial Engineer
Innovative Staff Solutions
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- Location
- Nashville, United States
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 4
- 16 days ago
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About the company
Innovative Staff Solutions
Staffing and recruiting · 51 to 200 employees
What you'll do
- Maintain capacity planning models, develop plant layouts and scheduling and inventory systems, and analyze material flow, time and motion, and processes.
- Recommend and help implement improvements, cost reductions, and operational changes; participate in Six Sigma projects.
What you need
- A B.S. degree in Engineering is required; a B.S. degree in Industrial Engineering is preferred.
- Must meet the physical demands defined by production requirements and the job function evaluation.
- Education: a bachelor's degree
Key skills
Industrial Engineeringmaterial flowprocess flowtime & motion studyAutoCADproduction schedulinginventory controlStrong problem-solving skillsStrong math skillsunderstanding of statisticsSystematic Layout Planning (SLP)Systematic Handling Analysis (SHA)lean toolsSix SigmaMicrosoft Office software
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General Job Duties
Provides industrial engineering consultation in support of operational and productivity improvements.
Specific Job Duties
Maintain an accurate capacity planning model.
Create & maintain Nascote’s ‘Plan for Every Part’ documents (Operating Plan Calculations) for new business quotes, new program launches, capacity updates, and service operations.
Develop and administer a plant layout process, built around Systematic Layout Planning (SLP) and Systematic Handling Analysis (SHA) principles, that optimizes material handling (to include material flow and storage requirements) and maintain associated drawings and documentation.
Hold plant layout reviews with production area owners
Assist with the development and maintenance of a plant wide scheduling and inventory system (WMS).
Apply time and motion study techniques.
Evaluate forklift truck and driver utilization and recommend truck assignment & driver manning optimization changes to production department management
Recommend, develop and help implement cost reduction ideas.
Assist with:
developing and researching improvement activities
CI project management
use of lean tools
evaluating "what if" changes to operational processes and product design
benchmark other companies
revising IE support functions and tools to support continuous improvement
evaluating and providing feedback on idea submissions.
Perform process modeling and analysis using value stream tools and simulation software as assigned.
Participate in Six Sigma projects.
Comply with Nascote's ISO14001, TS16949 and all Health and Safety policies and procedures.
May require working any shift, overtime, weekends and occasional travel.
Participate in all Magna and Nascote required training.
Perform other tasks as required.
Skills/Experience Required
Solid Industrial Engineering skills, including material flow, process flow, and time & motion study.
Ability to achieve results using Industrial Engineering methods.
Understanding of production scheduling and inventory control
Strong problem-solving skills.
Strong math skills and understanding of statistics.
Ability to develop and maintain working models of computer-based evaluation tools.
Proficient in AutoCAD.
Must have the ability to manage multiple priorities in support of management’s priorities and goals.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Be able to readily resolve conflicts and maintain progress on tasks and projects.
Be able to adjust to changing needs and conditions.
Basic computer skills - Microsoft Office software
Must learn Systematic Layout Planning (SLP) and Systematic Handling Analysis (SHA)
Must be a self-starter, open minded and a team player.
Basic understanding of 8D, APQP and SPC.
Basic understanding of standardized work and kaizen activity.
Educational Requirements
B.S. degree in Engineering (required)
B.S. degree in Industrial Engineering (preferred)
In special circumstances, candidates who have not met the required education, but have substantial manufacturing work experience that is applicable to the job may be considered.
Physical Requirements
Must be able to meet the physical demands as defined by the current production requirements and the job function evaluation. See job function evaluation in the Occupational Nurse’s office for more details.
Office environment. May spend some time in manufacturing environment using normal PPE and safety precautions.
May travel using public modes of transportation.