Looking for Manufacturing Engineer - OH - Philips

JOB TITLE: MANUFACTURING ENGINEER

CLIENT: PHILIPS.

PAY RATE:$31.00/HR

LOCATION: HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, OH

DURATION: 6 MONTHS.

DESCRIPTION:

-The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for supporting production in driving process improvements with cross functional teams and driving New Production Introduction for Computed Tomography (CT)/Advanced Molecular Imaging (AMI) Global Operations. Drives excellence in Operations and in New Product Introduction transfers as demonstrated by world class quality, cost and delivery performance. 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

-Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements in all areas of work.
-Leading projects to improve the performance of the organization (faster, better, cheaper) to deliver the highest quality equipment on time.
-Communicate and integrate with the cross-functional team members to foresee and prevent problems before they interrupt operations.
-Map, Measure, Develop, and Implement best practices and continuous improvements on all products.
-Verify and/or validate manufacturing processes and procedures and report results as required.
-Support operations by troubleshooting, providing technical expertise, and timely investigations for the closure of issues.
-Provide commodity (supplier) support to ensure on-time/on-quality delivery of parts as well as timely implementation and coordination of design changes
-Work with suppliers to improve processes and quality issues
-Provide technical leadership for manufacturing on new product development teams to ensure a smooth transition into forward production. Including, technical training for Production personnel, supplier/first article evaluations, and associated manufacturing documentation (routings, process documentations, standard work instructions, test and tooling documentation etc.)
-Support NPI (New Product Introduction) releases of systems by attending design reviews as a manufacturing representative.
-Serve on engineering design teams to review design changes, provide manufacturing business and technical input, mitigate development risks, and ensure the manufacturability of the design