Manufacturing Engineer
David Aplin Group
- Nova Scotia
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Take a lead role in the integration of all new work into production, providing direction and oversight to the Methods planners, quality, and production development team on the requirements and outcomes.
- Define the work breakdown structure of new work packages and coordinate with Methods Planning, Inspection, Production SMEs, and Engineering staff to determine the most cost-efficient method of manufacture.
- Review quotes and production work packages for manufacturability.
- Follow-through new products in production, proactively reducing scrap and improving first-time success.
- Develop specialized tools, transportation internal and external, shop aids, and digital definitions such as layup patterns to ensure conformance to product specifications and improved efficiency/repeatability of processes.
- Develop Standardized Work Instruction Methods (SWIMs) and training modules as required to standardize and control the manufacturing and inspection methods.
- Develops manufacturing processes and cost-reducing improvements by studying product requirements, designing, modifying, and testing manufacturing methods and equipment.
- Within the limits of the delegated authority provided by the customer, determine the disposition of defective materials and products and coordinate the production or training plans to prevent their re-occurrence.
- Liaise with the customer or supplier on technical or defect issues, improvements, or concerns.
- Work with the shop floor team to develop and implement production process improvement focused on reducing manufacturing costs, defects, and FOD.
- Assist with energy, environmental, and safety initiatives in the facility.
- Coordinate the technical data package for offload projects.
- A minimum of 5 years' experience in manufacturing engineering, and previous experience in aerospace is an asset.
- Completion of Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent experience in an Industrial/manufacturing environment.
- Strong teamwork skills with an ability to work independently and under minimum supervision.
- Ability to multi-task and manage numerous projects at one time.
- Ability to read blueprints, understand GD&T, and review CAD models at an advanced level.
- Must have excellent project management and provide cross-functional team-leading skills.
- Excellent computer skills with expertise in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Catia, and Enovia.
- Knowledge and experience in detail part and assembly manufacturing capabilities would also be an asset.
- Must be eligible to meet the requirements for the Canadian Controlled Goods Program (CGP) and the Canadian Security Clearances - Secret Level II.