Engineering

Manufacturing Engineers are the fundamental link between Design and Production functions. Transforming drawings into physical product and ideas into functioning workflows, there can be no doubt that a well rounded M.E. is valuable to process driven environments. Typically, they are also the first to be called upon to head up process improvement activity.

• Knowledgable in commonly used concepts, practices and procedures in a manufacturing environment. Familiar with machining practices, fabrication and assembly techniques.

• Experience in a production shop environment from individually machined components to complex top assemblies.

• Understanding of a manufacturing process workflow, with ISO9000 compliant process analysis ability.

• Planning and writing of router/traveller operations for the fabrication, test and assembly of products and tools.

• Ability to solve practical problems, deal with a variety of variables where only limited standardization exists, while developing new, well documented procedures.

• Read, interpret and generate free form drawings as well as controlled documentation for processes.

• Basic to advanced mechanical design skills utilizing CAD software.

• Demonstrated skills with the standard features of various computer word processing and spreadsheet software.

• Excellent documentation and presentation skills.