Manufacturing Engineering Technician 3644100

Axiom Path

  • Henderson, Colorado
  • 2 days ago

    Highlights

    The Manufacturing Engineering Technician will work directly with production, engineering, quality, operations, and health and safety partners to resolve floor-level issues, improve processes, and keep documentation and tooling aligned with operational needs. Join a global manufacturing and power solutions organization known for engineering excellence, operational discipline, and continuous improvement.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationHenderson, Colorado

    Description

    Be Part Of A High-Performing Team

    Join a global manufacturing and power solutions organization known for engineering excellence, operational discipline, and continuous improvement. This onsite team supports a fast-paced production environment where safety, quality, and delivery are critical. The Manufacturing Engineering Technician will work directly with production, engineering, quality, operations, and health and safety partners to resolve floor-level issues, improve processes, and keep documentation and tooling aligned with operational needs.

    What’s In Store For You

    • Engagement: W2 only; no C2C or 1099 arrangements.
    • Long-term contract assignment supporting an active manufacturing operation.
    • Fully onsite schedule in Henderson, Colorado.
    • Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
    • Opportunity to gain hands-on experience in production support, process improvement, tooling validation, root-cause analysis, and cross-functional project execution.
    • Exposure to structured manufacturing problem-solving and project-management practices.

    How You Will Make An Impact

    • Provide real-time production floor support by resolving process, tooling, documentation, safety, and quality issues.
    • Serve as a first-line technical resource for process-related production concerns.
    • Investigate root causes, develop practical solutions, and escalate issues within established timelines.
    • Create, revise, validate, and maintain clear work instructions and process documentation.
    • Confirm that instructions are accurate and usable by reviewing them directly with operators on the production floor.
    • Identify tooling or equipment improvements that increase process consistency, repeatability, and efficiency.
    • Perform validation testing for new or modified tools before production use.
    • Support controlled process changes through the appropriate change-management and documentation procedures.
    • Independently execute small to medium-sized improvement projects with defined deliverables, timelines, and measurable outcomes.
    • Use tools such as Excel, time studies, 5 Whys, cross-functional meetings, and structured root-cause analysis.
    • Identify process inefficiencies and coordinate improvements with Operations, Quality Engineering, and Health, Safety, and Environment teams.
    • Participate in production, quality, end-of-day, and operational review meetings.
    • Provide clear project updates, action-item tracking, and technical communication across production and support functions.
    • Follow all required safety procedures, including personal protective equipment and lockout/tagout practices.

    Do You Bring Proven Success In Manufacturing Process Support?

    • High school diploma or equivalent required.
    • Associate or bachelor’s degree in engineering, manufacturing, industrial technology, or a related field preferred.
    • Experience supporting manufacturing, production, maintenance, industrial, or process-driven operations.
    • Strong technical troubleshooting and structured problem-solving skills.
    • Ability to investigate production issues and apply root-cause analysis methods such as 5 Whys.
    • Experience creating or maintaining work instructions, standard operating procedures, or process documentation.
    • Ability to support tooling improvements, process validation, and controlled production changes.
    • Proficiency with Microsoft Excel for tracking, analysis, time studies, and project documentation.
    • Strong safety and quality discipline in an industrial environment.
    • Willingness and ability to become lockout/tagout authorized.
    • Clear written and verbal communication skills.
    • Ability to coordinate effectively with production operators, engineers, quality teams, safety professionals, and leadership.
    • Comfortable working independently in a fast-moving production environment.
    • Must be local to the Henderson, Colorado area and able to work onsite five days per week.

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