Progress Rail

Engineer I


PayCompetitive
LocationWinston-Salem/North Carolina
Employment typeFull-Time

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  • Job Description

      Req#: 9247BR
      - Develop & Improve Welding and/or Fabrication
      manufacturing processes
      - Create job aids and work instructions
      - Manage complex projects
      - Complete Part & Process SPAP/PPAP
      - Create and maintain Routings / BOMS
      - Process Engineering Changes
      - Create/Maintain SFMEA
      - Create/Maintain Control Plans / PFMEA
      - LN system use & training to users
      - Validate/support all quality gate audits
      - Lead safety investigations and perform 1Page DMAIC
      process
      - Determine processing needs to assure fixtures,
      tooling and methods are provided to meet schedules
      and production requirements.
      - Works to improve processes, timeliness and reduce
      costs by eliminating non-value added activities.
      - Implement various corporate initiatives such as 5S,
      Lean Manufacturing, Internal Certification, etc.
      - Monitor and improve safety on the shop floor;
      eliminate any unsafe operations and ensure a safe
      and clean production environment.
      - Evaluate, assess, and identify training needs of the
      workforce.
      - Ensures training and effective utilization of work
      force.
      - Drives Root Cause identification. Drives Continuous
      Improvement process.
      - Act as Facility Welding Engineer
      - Evaluate weld qualification samples per the
      applicable standard (AWS D1.1, AWS D15.1, CAT 1E
      specs)
      - Create PQR’s, WPS’s, and WQTR’s
      - Maintain weld training and qualification records
      - Troubleshoot technical issues regarding the
      equipment, or welder methods and technique
      - Develop weld rework or repair procedures as
      required
      - Approve rework or repairs performed • 2 year technical degree or equivalent manufacturing experience (4 year degree desired).

      - Strong knowledge of PC/data entry
      - Intermediate level skills of Microsoft Office
      (Excel/Word/PowerPoint)
      - Ability to comfortably present to team members and
      other area leaders
      - Strong interpersonal/communication/prioritization
      skills is a must
      - Strong organizational skills
      - Working understanding of welding processes and
      technology
      - Ability to interpret welding symbols and terminology
      on fabrication drawings
      - Working understanding of welding repair methods
      - Working understanding of weld testing methods
      - Working understanding of welding documentation
      practices

      Working Conditions:
      Must also be able to perform the following for the
      duration of shift:
      - Heavy manufacturing environment, subjecting
      employees to noise, vibration, and chemical
      elements.
      - Will be working near moving mechanical parts,
      overhead cranes and lift truck traffic.
      - Regularly required to stand and use hands to handle,
      or feel objects, tools, or controls & reach with hands
      and arms.
      - Continual use of ladders/platforms/stairs to access
      engine and or machines in various stages of
      assembly or manufacture

      Physical Requirements:
      - Occasional lifting objects up to 35 lbs.
      - Periodically walking short and long distances
      - Metatarsal safety shoes are required as well as
      safety glasses.

      Limited travel requirements

      Progress Rail offers an excellent total compensation package,* including competitive salary, paid time off for vacation and holidays, 401(k) plan with company match, medical/dental/vision/life/disability insurance and flexible spending accounts. Relocation assistance may be available for some positions.
      *Benefits eligibility differs by job position and employment status - governing plan documents control such benefits.
      Equal Opportunity Employer – Race/Color/Sex/Religion/National Origin/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity/Vets/Disabilities

  • About the company

      We have been at the forefront of railroad innovation since we led the switch from steam to diesel-electric more than 95 years ago. That blend of history and innovation still drives us today.