What are the responsibilities and job description for the Compounding Process Engineer position at Prysmian?
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Reporting to the Manager of Engineering, the position holder will exhibit energetic project management of process improvements that impact the bottom line in an exciting, challenging and performance driven organization. In this role as a process engineer, you will:
Reporting to the Manager of Engineering, the position holder will exhibit energetic project management of process improvements that impact the bottom line in an exciting, challenging and performance driven organization. In this role as a process engineer, you will:
- Demonstrate safety leadership and advance our Zero & Beyond safety culture.
- Share expertise through training and leading others in the use of best practices.
- Generate and evaluate the risk / reward priority of improvement opportunities. Be an advocate for Lean Sigma thinking.
- Achieve results and ensure sustainment of process controls (CTQ’s & CTP”s).
- Lead and influence teams of diverse individuals at various levels within the organization.
- Improve yield, efficiency and capacity of processes in accordance with strategic business objectives.
- Develop, document, implement and sustain manufacturing processes and products using appropriate data and statistical tools.
- Baseline understanding and utilization of control systems and instrumentation used to improve process capabilities.
- Specification, procurement and commissioning of new manufacturing equipment and instrumentation, including capital cost justification and related documentation.
- Maintain presence on the shop floor and provide hands on troubleshooting of manufacturing processes and equipment to drive root cause analysis and corrective action.
- Maintain performance specifications and bills of material for all current products.
- Perform Lean Facilitator duties as required to implement and sustain lean initiatives throughout your area of responsibility.
- You will be given the opportunity to pursue a LEAN SIGMA Greenbelt certification which is required during year 1 or 2.
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in ME, EE, IE, CE and MS (Other technical degrees considered when supported with applicable experience, Manufacturing experience desirable).
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience.
- Proven track record of results in the design, re-design, installation, operation and maintenance of manufacturing processes and equipment utilized in a continuous operation.
- A result driven individual with a proven track record in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
- Strong project management abilities. Proven ability to use DOE and SPC techniques (Six Sigma Greenbelt/Blackbelt experience is a plus).
- Able to manage and execute multiple, complex tasks and deal easily with pressure on a daily basis.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills.
- 2 years’ wire & cable experience manufacturing of thermoplastic or thermoset conductors.
- Project management training or certification.
