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Job Title:
LSR (Liquid Silicon Rubber) Engineer
Requisition Number:
1742
Location:
Operations - Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Responsibilities:
Coordinate, direct, and lead all LSR engineering efforts to ensure optimum engineering of projects/programs to meet customer and manufacturing requirements
Facilitate communication between customer, sales, engineering functions, outside vendors, manufacturing and multi-facility groups
Participate in customers visits (on and off-site), meetings (including web-ex) and tours
Maintain cost control and profitability through interaction with the accounting group, sales and our customers
Coordinate tooling programs from kick-off to part production ready (customer and manufacturing approval)
Provide process engineering leadership for initial LSR set up operations and processes
Continuously improve existing processes using design of experiments, SPC, and other methods to increase efficiencies (e.g. minimize changeover and setup time)
Work with our design development center to develop training on design of multi-shot LSR.
Lead development activities and provide technical guidance in selecting appropriate materials for LSR applications
Participate in Quote Review Meetings
Create and monitor LSR project timelines and implementation to include facility equipment acquisition and training of resources
Participate/Lead training initiatives as new people come onto the LSR team (ex. Mold techs, engineering, and operators)
Implement technical solutions to meet customer and Phillips Plastics cost, quality, and delivery expectations
Other duties as assigned
Keep work area clean
Report incidents and injuries to team leader/manager immediately
Recognize close-call incidents and safety hazards and take action to eliminate them
Use equipment properly and follow the safety features/operating procedures
Wear applicable personal protective equipment
Follow applicable safety, quality, and environmental programs, policies, and procedures
Actively participate in continual improvement, corrective action and customer satisfaction
Qualifications:
B.S. degree in engineering field with 7-10 years of related experience OR 11-15 years of directly related experience and education, with no bachelors degree
Strong and diverse technical injection molding, tooling, materials, manufacturing, quality, cost estimating, processing and product design skills
Knowledge of LSR materials and process, multi-shot processing technology, cost estimating, and equipment acquisition
Ability to use CAD to determine if tooling, equipment and part designs meet requirements
Ability to manage multiple large-scale projects
Demonstrated superior communication, teamwork and organizational skills
Ability to accurately quote design, tools/equipment, and parts
Ability to develop and meet project schedules, along with contingency plans.
Demonstrated ability to develop and meet financial goals
Demonstrated ability to identify and develop future account needs
Demonstrated ability to think out of the box and recommend options
Ability to lead others. Responsibility may include direct supervision of technicians and mentoring/leading engineers
Demonstrated broad understanding of capabilities and technologies of other PPC facilities, suppliers, industry, and customers