Manufacturing EngineerProvides Tooling and Manufacturing Engineering support to assigned departments. Studies facilities and production processes, making recommendations to improve production efficiency, enhance process capability, and reduce manufacturing costs under general supervision. This position is on evening shift.Duties:Design and procure assembly aides and fixtures.Assist in directing tool and fabrication repair efforts during assigned shift.Investigate, propose, and implement improvements to the facility, equipment, and processes to improve quality, optimize process flow, increase productivity, and reduce costs.Develop and validate production processes, generating process documentation for critical assembly processes.Actively participate in and support cost reduction, warranty reduction, Six Sigma, internal audit, and other plant initiatives.Improve safety and ergonomic practices.Develop, propose, and implement Capital Budget projects.Review proposed engineering designs for manufacturing feasibility and recommend revisions as necessary to ensure Design for Assembly.Plan for and support production implementation of new product introductions necessitated by design changes.Provide daily problem resolution support for production operations.Keep customers, managers, and peers informed of work progress, activities, problems, or opportunities of which they should be awareQualifications:Bachelor's degree in Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering or equivalent requiredStrong project management skillsStrong problem solving and written/verbal communication skillsPhysical Requirements Must meet physical requirements of the position with or without accommodations.PACCAR is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veteran/DisabilityJob Segment: Manufacturing Engineer, Facilities, Six Sigma, Internal Audit, Fabrication, Engineering, Operations, Management, Finance, Manufacturing