What are the responsibilities and job description for the Plant Engineering Manager position at SEEK Professionals, LLC?
About the Job:
As a plant engineering manager, you will be responsible for driving improvements in plant operations and designing cutting-edge control systems. You will work closely with plant maintenance while fulfilling traditional plant engineering duties.
This position plays a key role in projects for plant equipment and system enhancement that will yield improved safety and profitability. You will be involved from planning through completion in developing and overseeing these initiatives.
Main Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with internal and external resources on automation solutions for plant equipment and processes.
- Prepare specifications by assessing electrical needs with projects.
- Research and analyze material and labor estimates for project budgets.
- Suggest improvements focused on safety, productivity, cost-efficiency, and operational performance.
- Refine programming for PLC's and other plant control system and equipment.
- Assist Maintenance Department with setup, launch, and troubleshooting of electrical machinery and equipment.
- Provide maintenance staff with electrical engineering assistance and troubleshooting existing equipment.
- Create preliminary engineering drawings and coordinate with design staff to ensure accuracy of final schematics.
- Develop and implement maintenance schedules and calibration protocols for plant equipment.
- Provide technical guidance to production teams regarding equipment issues and system operations.
- Achieve strict adherence to regulatory standards, including safety and quality guidelines.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
- Strong grasp of electrical engineering concepts and principles.
- 5 years of experience desired.
- Capable of working independently while contributing to team efforts.
- Excellent organizational, project management, and time-management skills.
- Experience with manufacturing equipment such as grinders, mixers, presses, and rolls required.