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The Mechanical Vibration Specialist will perform vibration maintenance and analysis for machinery, troubleshoot issues, create work orders, and generate monthly reports. They will also assist in preventative maintenance and train team members while promoting precision maintenance techniques.

The Process Engineer will provide technical leadership in production platforms, focusing on efficiency, quality, and safety improvements. Responsibilities include supporting machine and product upgrades, training operators, maintaining process documentation, and leading projects with Production and Quality Assurance teams.

The Senior Payroll Analyst at First Quality Enterprise in Great Neck, NY is responsible for accurate computing, withholding, and deductions associated with net earnings. Primary responsibilities include payroll processing, tax reconciliations, responding to inquiries, and ensuring compliance with regulations. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in accounting, 5-7 years of payroll and tax experience, multi-state payroll experience, and proficiency in Microsoft Office with Excel competency.

The Project Engineer I is responsible for managing major capital projects to enhance manufacturing efficiencies and quality. Responsibilities include preparing timelines, coordinating logistics, analyzing data, and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Also involves teaching and training staff, as well as improving processes and equipment.

The Buyer I role involves data entry and purchase order generation within established company policies. It requires collaboration with suppliers, handling discrepancies in deliveries and payments, and supporting procurement communications. This role demands familiarity with MS Office and procurement tools and requires two years of experience in a manufacturing setting.

The FQ Coop role at First Quality Enterprises involves understanding and managing data privacy and security protocols as part of a commitment to protecting sensitive information.

The Controls Engineer I role involves designing and implementing controls systems, providing training and supervision to Controls Technicians, troubleshooting issues, and coordinating data collection for machinery and systems. The role requires collaboration with various engineering and production teams to optimize machinery and processes while ensuring safety standards are met.

The Continuous Improvement Engineer leads Lean Six Sigma initiatives to enhance productivity and reduce costs in the manufacturing facility. Responsibilities include driving cross-functional projects, managing Kaizen events, analyzing data to prioritize improvements, and mentoring team members in continuous improvement techniques.

This role involves managing the facility's cleaning and sanitization programs, monitoring microbial risks, and providing technical support. The scientist will ensure adherence to guidelines, train personnel, communicate risks, and collaborate cross-functionally to enhance quality and compliance in operations.

The Quality Engineer will lead quality assurance activities for products ensuring compliance with industry standards. Responsibilities include supervising staff, performing quality testing, analyzing data for improvements, leading quality system enhancements, resolving customer complaints, and conducting audits.

The Controls Engineer at First Quality will design, implement, and maintain complex control systems and software for production machinery. Responsibilities include overseeing safety procedures, collaborating with engineers and technicians, performing high-level troubleshooting, and providing training to staff. The role focuses on optimizing equipment performance and managing projects related to controls engineering.

The Supply Chain Leader will develop and execute strategies to optimize supply chain processes for the Tissue business. Responsibilities include managing inventory strategy, demand planning, customer service, distribution network design, and aligning goals with key retailer Supply Chain Leaders while ensuring cost efficiency and performance improvement.

The Safety Manager will lead the development and implementation of health and safety programs and policies while promoting an action-oriented safety culture. Responsibilities include compliance auditing, incident management, training and development of safety strategies, and engaging with teams to ensure safe working environments. The role also involves overseeing workers' compensation claims and supporting the workforce in meeting OHS operating procedures.

The Payroll Analyst is responsible for processing multi-state payrolls, reconciling payroll each pay period, maintaining employee records, and ensuring compliance with payroll regulations. They will coordinate with HR and provide payroll reports to finance while assisting with payroll auditing and answering employee inquiries regarding paychecks.

The Controls Engineer is responsible for specifying, designing, and optimizing complex control systems for production equipment, troubleshooting electrical and mechanical issues, training personnel, and identifying opportunities for performance improvements. The role requires collaboration with various teams to implement and maintain control systems effectively.

The Process Engineer provides technical leadership on production lines, focusing on efficiency, quality, and continuous improvement projects. They collaborate with various departments to optimize processes and support new product developments, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards.

The Controls Engineer specifies, designs, and implements complex control systems. Responsibilities include supervising technicians, troubleshooting machinery, overseeing programming, and ensuring machine installations meet standards. They will conduct training, evaluate electrical equipment, and maintain data systems to improve overall production performance.

The MES Solution Architect will provide functional and technical leadership in defining, designing, and delivering manufacturing systems. Responsibilities include overseeing project delivery, integrating manufacturing systems with business systems, and ensuring optimal application performance while collaborating with various teams to meet business requirements.

The Solutions Architect for the Digital Workplace at First Quality will evaluate and recommend end-user technologies, establish a roadmap for digital enhancement, provide training, ensure compliance, and manage IT services for optimal user experience, working collaboratively with IT and business teams.

The Consumer Information Support Representative is responsible for responding to consumer inquiries via phone, email, and social media, resolving issues, and entering relevant data into the consumer database. The role requires effective communication and the ability to handle sensitive matters, alongside performing data analysis and reporting to various departments.