Trims and Chassis Process Engineering - CAMI

As a Trim and Chassis Assembly Facilities Engineer, your role involves planning, commissioning, and validating trim and chassis assembly facilities. Your responsibilities include ensuring tool readiness, ergonomics, safety, 5S, PR, and trial support. It is crucial to coordinate cross-functionally, maintain compliance, track risks, and ensure SOP readiness aligned with project milestones. Key Responsibilities: - Analyse defects, rework, line losses, and torque escapes; conduct RCA (5-Why, 8D) and implement necessary countermeasures. - Drive continuous improvement initiatives such as Kaizen, poka-yoke, and standardization to enhance right-first-time assembly. - Optimize cycle time, line balance, and ergonomics through method studies and workstation improvements. - Provide support during PR, trials, ramp-up, and SOP stabilization by addressing process and facility gaps. - Monitor and enhance quality KPIs including DPV, fit/finish, noise risk, and fastening quality. - Collaborate with Production, Quality, Maintenance, UO, and Facility teams to implement and sustain improvements. - Ensure adherence to company standards, safety regulations, and audit requirements. - Track CAMI actions, benefits, and sustainability progress, and report to management. - Regularly update and standardize SOPs, WIs, PFMEA, and Control Plans based on identified improvements. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field. - Proven experience in trim and chassis assembly facilities planning and validation. - Strong analytical skills with the ability to conduct root cause analysis and implement effective countermeasures. - Proficiency in driving continuous improvement initiatives and optimizing assembly processes. - Excellent communication and coordination skills to work effectively with cross-functional teams. - Knowledge of industry standards, safety norms, and quality management systems. - Experience in updating and standardizing SOPs, WIs, PFMEA, and Control Plans. (Note: Additional details about the company were not provided in the job description.) As a Trim and Chassis Assembly Facilities Engineer, your role involves planning, commissioning, and validating trim and chassis assembly facilities. Your responsibilities include ensuring tool readiness, ergonomics, safety, 5S, PR, and trial support. It is crucial to coordinate cross-functionally, maintain compliance, track risks, and ensure SOP readiness aligned with project milestones. Key Responsibilities: - Analyse defects, rework, line losses, and torque escapes; conduct RCA (5-Why, 8D) and implement necessary countermeasures. - Drive continuous improvement initiatives such as Kaizen, poka-yoke, and standardization to enhance right-first-time assembly. - Optimize cycle time, line balance, and ergonomics through method studies and workstation improvements. - Provide support during PR, trials, ramp-up, and SOP stabilization by addressing process and facility gaps. - Monitor and enhance quality KPIs including DPV, fit/finish, noise risk, and fastening quality. - Collaborate with Production, Quality, Maintenance, UO, and Facility teams to implement and sustain improvements. - Ensure adherence to company standards, safety regulations, and audit requirements. - Track CAMI actions, benefits, and sustainability progress, and report to management. - Regularly update and standardize SOPs, WIs, PFMEA, and Control Plans based on identified improvements. Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field. - Proven experience in trim and chassis assembly facilities planning and validation. - Strong analytical skills with the ability to conduct root cause analysis and implement effective countermeasures. - Proficiency in driving continuous improvement initiatives and optimizing assembly processes. - Excellent communication and coordination skills to work effectively with cross-functional teams. - Knowledge of industry standards, safety norms, and quality management systems. - Experience in updating and standardizing SOPs, WIs, PFMEA, and Control Plans. (Note: Additional details about the company were not provided in the job description.)