Shop Orders (Rework): Working with the Material Review Board (MRB), generate shop orders to rework, repair or modify qualification units in response to testing issues that may occur. Job Responsibilities: Shop Orders (Build): Generate shop orders (routers) to assemble and test an NPI hoist using engineering documentation as a guide.
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Location
Los Angeles, CA
Description
Job Title: Manufacturing Engineer
Location: Anaheim, CA
Manufacturing Engineer to support NPI Pegasus hoist manufacturing and qualifications.
Job Responsibilities:
Shop Orders (Build): Generate shop orders (routers) to assemble and test an NPI hoist using engineering documentation as a guide.
Assembly Instructions: Generate visual assembly instructions or job aids to support assembly and test of the new hoist.
Shop Orders (Qualification): Generate shop orders to process, convert or modify qualification units as they are prepared and processed during the testing phase
Shop Orders (Rework): Working with the Material Review Board (MRB), generate shop orders to rework, repair or modify qualification units in response to testing issues that may occur.
Tooling: Design or modify tooling and assembly aids as needed. This may include mechanical tooling or electrical test equipment.
Shop Floor Support: Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues during assembly, test and qualification. Resolve and document the associated solutions.
Safety & Compliance: Ensure all processes meet strict, mandated safety regulations and certification standards.
Key Must Have's:
Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent is required.
8+ years of work experience in a regulated industry (such as aerospace, medical, oil & gas) is required.
Proficient with the creation of shop order / work order / routers for a manufacturing environment
Experience with a shop floor management system (i.e. IFS, SAP, PRISM, ERP, MRP, or similar manufacturing software)
Experience with manufacturing and testing electromechanical assemblies
Skilled in troubleshooting and root cause analysis.
Experience designing, building, or testing circuit boards.
Experience with analog, digital circuits, and PCB design
Design, analysis, test, and simulation experience with controls and driving AC, DC, and brushless motor types for military or commercial aerospace equipment, systems or sub-systems.
Familiarity with ARP4754A, D-178C, DO-254, DO-160 and/or MIL-STD-810.
Familiarity with EMI/EMC testing, environmental testing standards, and safety protocols.