Position Duties: Field check current WITS documenting detailed equipment in each station including nut runners, controllers, scanners, tool rails, material racks, platforms etc.Attend WITS deep dives for process changes for new model and documenting moves of all equipment to future locationsWork with Execution ME's to obtain the future tooling required for the new modelDocument all new tooling in all production stationsPrint equipment labels for all facility equipment being relocated, abandon in place, remaining in place, DemolitionManage labeling of all equipment in the future process stationsDuring shut down manage and document future equipment in each production station for new model processMaintain WITS and document changes during pilot builds to new processSkills and Experience Required: Automotive Experience is a plusPrevious Industrial/Manufacturing/LMS engineering experience.Knowledgeable in Lean Material Strategy/Kitting principles.Must know AutoCAD; FactoryCad knowledge is preferred.Must be a team player, pro-active and be able to perform under limited supervision. FactoryCad EngineeringDevelop layouts for the kitting/sequencing areas.Work with the plant IEs, tech center IEs, IT (for pick lights, scanners & tablets), team leaders and contractors.Develop kitting areas based on part information and usage from the PFEP. (Plan For Every Part)Possible involvement/input in the design of kitting carts.Develop execution drawings and WITS (Workstation Installation Tracking Sheet). Verify the installed items match the layouts, if not - update drawings to as-built state.Perform field checks for interferences and check original drawing accuracy. Drawings Typically Include:Material (container size, part number, qty., usage, etc.)Material presentation (dolly, flow rack, riser, lift/tilt table)Material stops (angle iron on floor to keep material from being pushed into the kitting cell)Material signs (conduit for hanging it from)High bay racksLightingUtilities requirements (Ethernet, device net, power, air, FRL)Scanner, HMI, printer, pick light (location)Cable traysSub assembly tables (location)AGC pathsOperator workstations (table, trash, etc.)Empty container/dunnage (location)Lift assistsOperator Fans (in some cases)