Manufacturing Engineer

Position Summary Manufacturing Engineer (ME) works closely with and supports the production team by providing technical support on issues related to the coach build. Builds include but are not limited to concept, prototype, pilot, first and production builds. ME will assist production with the first and subsequent builds of new systems and prototype designs; prepare proposed design changes or revisions and assist with accuracy audits and root cause analysis, as well as participate in continuous improvement events.

What you will do: Assists production with the first and subsequent builds of new systems or revisions to existing systems. Assists with production planning tasks ensuring plant is ready for upcoming coaches. Provides point of use routing and the assembly sequence for all components through the subassembly and coach assembly line.

Prepares proposed design changes or revisions to correct the current design. Continually identifies, suggests and implements cost reduction projects to reduce the overall cost of the coach. Assists with audits that measure the bill of material and routing accuracies, identifying root cause of inaccuracies.

Reviews tooling and fixture needs to improve the assembly process. Researches the latest technology and manufacturing practices or identifies improvements to current practices/processes and introduces these into production. Prepares documentation for production as needed to ensure coaches are built per coach design and customer requirements (procedures, work instructions, visual aids, etc.).

Attends problem‑solving meetings where a cross‑functional team reviews given areas and makes marked improvements in process. Participate in lean and Six Sigma manufacturing initiatives as they relate to site such as 5S, value stream mapping, etc. What you need to be successful: Certified Mechanical/Manufacturing/Industrial Engineer or Engineering Technologist – Preferably Mechatronix Excellent interpersonal and communicative skills Leadership and organizational qualities Analytical, able to develop ideas using problem‑solving techniques Electronic troubleshooting skills Prototyping skills Understanding of low and high voltage DC, single and three‑phase AC power PLC, Robot or microcontroller programming experience is an asset Experience with computer building, upgrading, networking, setup and software installation Photo and graphics editing Familiar with machine shop and welding methods Familiar with metal forming machinery, methods and work hardening Familiar with pneumatic and hydraulic controls English language fluency (read, write, speak and understand) Ability to read and understand engineering drawings and documentation (e.g., blueprints) Self‑motivated with ability to work with minimal supervision and process oriented Computer skills: typing, ability to use Microsoft Office and Windows, etc.

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