Manufacturing Engineer

Elevate Human Capital

Manufacturing Engineer

Shreveport, LA
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    EHC is currently seeking a Manufacturing Engineer for a manufacturing opportunity in Shreveport, Louisiana.

    Overview

    The Manufacturing Engineer supports the transition of products from engineering to production while improving manufacturing processes, workflow, efficiency, quality, and safety. Responsibilities include:

    · Coordinate product transitions from engineering to production and provide technical support to operations.

    · Collaborate with operations and cross-functional teams to identify workflow improvements and resolve manufacturing concerns.

    · Support material planning, kitting, production routings, and bills of materials (BOM).

    · Develop, document, and maintain standard work processes and manufacturing procedures.

    · Evaluate production methods for efficiency, cost, cycle time, quality, and inventory control.

    · Participate in new product design reviews to identify manufacturability and planning challenges.

    · Analyze manufacturing problems, support root-cause investigations, and implement continuous improvements.

    · Create and maintain manufacturing module standards, routings, and BOM logic in the company’s system.

    · Support implementation of new work-instruction software and reinforce safety practices.

    · Perform related duties as assigned.

    Qualifications

    · Engineering degree preferred.

    · Previous experience in manufacturing engineering or a similar technical manufacturing role preferred.

    · Knowledge of manufacturing processes, fabrication methods, tooling, and quality-assurance practices.

    · Proficiency with relevant software, including CAD and Microsoft Office.

    · Strong analytical, troubleshooting, project management, communication, and teamwork skills.

    · Commitment to safety, environmental standards, and continuous improvement.

    · Ability to work in office and manufacturing environments, walk production areas, and occasionally work extended hours.

    · Ability to use required PPE, which may include safety glasses, hearing protection, steel-toed boots, and gloves.