Skilled in mechanical design tools such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or Inventor for equipment layouts, assemblies, and design updates. Familiarity with adjacent engineering disciplines, including electrical, civil, controls, process, and facilities, to support mechanical equipment integration.
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Location
Charlotte, NC
Description
Our Client, a Business Manufacturing and Supply company, is looking for a Mechanical Engineer III for their Charlotte, NC location.
Responsibilities:
Develop and design mechanical components, fixtures, and systems ensuring compliance with safety and industry standards
Utilize CAD software (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD/Inventor) for detailed design work
Provide hands-on technical input and troubleshooting support during mechanical equipment installation, start-up, and commissioning
Support start-up, qualification, and performance verification of mechanical equipment
Verify mechanical equipment build, assembly, and layout against drawings and design intent
Coordinate installation plans for mechanical equipment with safety teams, plant receivers, and other stakeholders
Work with clinet engineers, vendors, and contractors to resolve mechanical equipment installation, build, and performance issues
Ensure safe work practices
Update mechanical drawings, equipment documentation, and installation records to reflect field changes and final configurations
Requirements:
Experience with mechanical equipment design, installation, start-up, commissioning, and debug in a high-volume manufacturing environment
Experience implementing mechanical equipment design solutions in a production/manufacturing environment
Skilled in mechanical design tools such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or Inventor for equipment layouts, assemblies, and design updates
Knowledge of machine guarding and safety practices and standards (OSHA, etc.)
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to collaborate effectively across engineering, operations, vendors, and contractors
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities
Self-directed with sound judgment and the ability to work with minimal supervision
Familiarity with adjacent engineering disciplines, including electrical, civil, controls, process, and facilities, to support mechanical equipment integration