Manufacturing Engineering SpecialistWe are the movers of the world and the makers of the future. We get up every day, roll up our sleeves and build a better world -- together. At Ford, we're all a part of something bigger than ourselves.
Are you ready to change the way the world moves?As part of our Manufacturing team, you'll help build the world-class, state-of-the-art smart vehicles we're known for. In our plants around the world, we're constantly developing new technologies and processes to further increase our efficiency. You'll get the satisfaction of making great products people use and love.In this position...You will apply engineering principles and analytical techniques to establish and continuously improve manufacturing processes and products.What you'll do...Support Manufacturing Process Engineering activity for Final AssemblyDrive continuous improvement in safety, quality and productivityApply engineering principles and analytical techniques to establish and continuously improve manufacturing processes and productsDevelop action plans as required to investigate and prioritize quality concerns and verify corrective actions on internal processes and supplier processesLead and conduct process audits to ensure process discipline is consistent with Vehicle Operations guidelinesConduct job ergonomic evaluations and deliver corrective actions as requiredAnalyze vehicle inventory root causes; engage in mapping and corrective actions to reduce vehicle inventoryCreate process and instruction sheets supporting quality methods and processesDeliver capable processes and tools for Trim and Chassis Assembly operationsLead role in resolving assembly related concerns.
Lead variability reduction and lean manufacturing initiatives and best practicesEnsure compliance to Plant, Corporate, Governmental and Environmental standardsSupport ISO 14001 compliance and support internal ISO auditing and compliance as requiredSupport continuous improvement in safety, quality and productivity in Chassis and/or Trim areasIdentify throughput constraints and drive root cause improvements