Manufacturing Engineer IV (CAD / AutoCAD / Layouts)
Job Description
OperAxis is hiring a Manufacturing Engineer IV for a manufacturing client in Charleston, SC. You'll evaluate stations and projects, update layouts and improve production efficiency, working with independent judgment under the direction of a supervisor. The role is onsite, Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 4 PM. Duration: 10 months, contract Requirements • 5+ years of relevant manufacturing engineering experience • Ability to make sketches, engineering drawings and common computations • Ability to read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, schematics and computer-generated reports • Proficiency in AutoCAD, Excel and 3D simulation software • Experience with CAD and other engineering software • Strong verbal and written communication skills • Analytical and problem-solving ability • Team player with strong attention to detail • Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering required
Responsibilities
- Research the design, functionality and maintenance of mechanical products, equipment, systems and processes
- Make sketches and engineering drawings, and read and interpret blueprints
- Evaluate stations and projects and update floor layouts
- Study time, motion, methods and speed in maintenance and production to set standard production rates and improve efficiency
- Interpret drawings, schematics and formulas, and work with management and engineering staff to set quality and reliability standards
- Review worker logs, processing sheets and specification sheets to confirm records meet quality assurance specifications
- Help plan work assignments based on worker performance, machine capacity, production schedules and anticipated delays
- Prepare charts, graphs and diagrams showing workflow, routing, floor layouts, material handling and machine utilization
- Observe equipment operation to verify it is run and maintained to quality assurance standards, and measure task time and fatigue rates
- Evaluate data and write reports that validate or flag deviations from existing standards