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The Senior Process Engineer will develop and prepare manufacturing assembly concepts and layouts, design cycle time charts, conduct capacity and efficiency calculations, and create working station documentation. Responsibilities include improving manufacturing cells and processes, supporting sales with documentation, and ensuring compliance with safety and ISO standards.

The Project Coordinator will assist the Program Manager in overseeing the execution of assembly systems projects from inception to conclusion, ensuring timely completion and adherence to customer specifications. Responsibilities include monitoring design progress, communicating with stakeholders, maintaining project documentation, and coordinating with suppliers and departments throughout all phases of assembly.

The Material Planner is responsible for monitoring production and supplier schedules, utilizing MRP systems, optimizing logistics, managing inventory levels, and ensuring timely shipment of products. Additionally, they oversee production schedules, ensure shipping document accuracy, and monitor supplier delivery performance to meet goals.

The Pipefitter is responsible for the installation and maintenance of piping systems for robotic assembly lines in the automotive industry. Duties include interpreting hydraulic and pneumatic schematics, fabricating and welding components, troubleshooting systems, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

The Fitter/Welder will fit, align, and weld components, perform welding and cutting operations, operate various tools and machines, and follow safety procedures while maintaining a clean work area. They will also design and fabricate special tools as required and collaborate with team members.

The Toolmaker/Machine Builder assembles tools and fixtures for robotic/automated assembly lines in the automotive sector. Responsibilities include designing and modifying tooling, inspecting and debugging equipment, and providing guidance to apprentices. Safety and adherence to procedures are emphasized, along with continuous improvement and quality assurance.

The Buyer is responsible for identifying cost reduction opportunities, managing supplier relationships, negotiating contracts, and overseeing the purchase of component parts. This role involves coordinating sourcing strategies and evaluating supplier performance while also supporting purchasing teams across divisions.