Manufacturing Engineering Technician
jfo_jfm_manufacturing-industrial-engineering-manufacturing-industria · S1 — S1 — Support Associate · Support
Entry-level support role assisting manufacturing and industrial engineers with routine data collection, measurements, and process documentation.
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What this role is
Entry-level support role assisting manufacturing and industrial engineers with routine data collection, measurements, and process documentation. At the Support Associate (S1) level, the role owns a single task type or queue, routine, well-defined requests, and drives individual transactions. None.
What this level does
- Records stopwatch time-study observations and logs cycle-time, scrap and downtime data onto the sheets and Excel templates handed over by the engineer, following step-by-step instructions.
- Enters existing standard operating procedure (SOP) drafts and process documentation into the document system, formatting to the provided template without altering content.
- Pulls basic production-count and yield numbers from the shop-floor data source (SCADA/HMI exports) into pre-built spreadsheets as directed.
- Files and retrieves controlled process documents, work instructions and routing sheets, keeping revision copies in the correct locations under close supervision.
- Knowledge applied
- General knowledge of the plant's basic data sheets, SOP templates and document filing routines; applies specific instructions supplied with each assignment.
- Complexity & problem solving
- Routine, prescribed tasks such as logging observations and entering documents; answers to questions are readily available from the engineer or the procedure.
- Collaboration & interaction
- Works under close supervision with detailed instructions; standard interactions with the assigning engineer and line operators.
- Typical experience
- 0–1 years; minimal experience.
Skills at this level
- Time & Motion Study
- — Observes and records manufacturing operation cycles with a stopwatch or timing tool, breaking work into measurable elements to establish or verify labor and cycle-time standards on the production line.
- SOP & Work-Instruction Documentation
- — Drafts, updates and re-issues standard operating procedures, routing sheets and work instructions under document-control conventions, keeping revisions synchronized with what actually happens on the floor.
- Process Data Collection & Reporting
- — Captures cycle-time, scrap, yield and downtime data from the line and consolidates it in Excel tables, pivots and charts used in manufacturing project and improvement reviews.
- CMM Metrology (PC-DMIS)
- — Sets up and runs coordinate-measuring-machine routines in Wilcox PC-DMIS to measure part dimensions against the print, logs results and troubleshoots out-of-tolerance readings before escalation.
- CAD Layout Markup (AutoCAD)
- — Reads and redlines plant-layout drawings in AutoCAD to reflect equipment moves, cell reconfigurations and line relocations, returning accurate markups for engineer incorporation.
- Statistical Analysis (Minitab / SPSS)
- — Runs basic statistical process and study analyses in Minitab or IBM SPSS on collected floor data to identify variation, bottlenecks and capability trends for the engineering team.
- SCADA / HMI Data Extraction
- — Pulls production-count, machine-state and downtime data from supervisory control (SCADA) and human-machine-interface (HMI) systems into structured spreadsheets for monitoring and analysis.
- Document Control & Revision Management
- — Maintains controlled process documents, filing revisions in correct locations and ensuring the current version of every SOP, work instruction and routing sheet is the one available to the floor.
- Excel & Access Data Tooling
- — Builds and maintains recurring spreadsheets and Access datasets — pivot tables, lookups and templates — that turn raw manufacturing observations into the repeatable metrics engineers use for decisions.
- Bottleneck & Capacity Data Support
- — Compiles and diagnoses throughput, utilization and cycle-time data to surface line constraints, supporting engineers on capacity and layout improvement projects.
- Shop-Floor Method Trials
- — Coordinates with operators to trial revised methods or cell arrangements on the line and documents before/after results so the engineer can validate an optimization change.
- Procedure Creation & Standardization
- — Designs new data-collection, measurement and documentation procedures for the plant so that cycle-time, yield and metrology results are captured consistently across shifts, cells and technicians.
- Technician Guidance & Training
- — Guides and trains junior technicians and peers on time-study technique, CMM routine setup, tools and document-control practice, correcting method errors before data reaches engineers.
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