Manufacturing Engineer
Fairbanks Morse Defense
- Location
- Beloit, WI
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Other
- Posted
- Oct 9
- 11 days ago
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About the company
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Machinery · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
These manufacturing techniques will be the cornerstone for a world leader in engine technology that provides propulsion to the US Navy, US Coast Guard and provides emergency power for nuclear power plants.
What you'll do
- Identify, develop, and evaluate manufacturing techniques that support production improvements that can be captured through quantitative or qualitative analysis.
- Compile justifications for equipment or technologies that support tangible analysis for improvements which target an 18-month ROI or better.
- Assist in the selection, purchase, and installation of new multi-million-dollar equipment.
- Work with engineering when designing new products to ensure manufacturability.
- Employ ergonomic strategies that promote a safe, employee-friendly work environment.
- Work with product research and development to assist with designing test stand and fixtures for manufacturing of new products and specify new machines and processes.
- Create and maintain accurate documentation of tool drawings, fixtures, gaging, design concepts, shop orders, and concepts in accordance with the R&D and Quality Assurance functions.
- Work with internal and external suppliers to develop manufacturing processes that meet product standards and specifications.
- Participate in the development of processes, tooling, fixtures, setups, and CNC machine programs.
- Perform time studies to develop, implement and validate manufacturing time requirements to produce engine parts and determine cost data.
- Develop work instructions for current, new and/or updated manufacturing techniques.
- Provide support in production departments by performing root cause corrective actions, solutions and resolve production problems on parts written up for nonconformance reports (NCR’s).
- Implement engineering change orders into new or existing manufacturing processes.
- Support company policies and procedures, goals and objectives, environmental safety and health regulations and manufacturing practices in providing a safe work environment.
What you need
- Requires a bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Industrial, or Mechanical Engineering or a technical field, or an associate degree in a related field, and at least 2 years of relevant manufacturing experience.
- Education: a bachelor's degree, an associate degree or a professional certificate
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