Mech Eng In Training (51137)

• Listen carefully and follow directions. Work effectively from both verbal and written instructions.

• Exhibit common sense and mechanical aptitude, and adhere to company safety standards.

• Work safely with common shop tools, such as drill presses, grinders, and hand tools.

• Disassemble and assemble simple mechanical devices and assemblies.

• Work from verbal and written instructions in performing simple mechanical tasks.

• Read blueprints, file and distribute drawings, and with supervision, make limited CAD drawing revisions.

• Fabricate prototype parts from verbal or written instruction, and manually build prototypes of other's design.

• Research on-line supply sources, industrial catalogs and trade magazines, and with approval, order parts as assigned by a more advanced engineer.

• Properly use company computer peripherals, including printers, plotters, fax machines, and copiers.

• Design parts and assemblies, as directed by others.

• Design parts for ease of manufacture based on company guidelines and capabilities.

• Design parts for ease of assembly using company tooling standards and methods.

• Analyze and effectively resolve manufacturing and assembly related problems.

• Create complete CAD models and assemblies, detail drawings, using company modeling and drafting standards and conventions.

• Compile and generate complete parts lists and bills of materials for new products.

• Analyze engineering change requests and using proper judgment, create and fully implement engineering change orders.

• Proficiently utilize all engineering department related software, including CAD programs, word processors, spreadsheets, MRB programs, and scheduling software.

• Proficiently program, fixture, setup and use CNC products to; create and modify parts and prototypes, perform basic and automated machine testing, extract test date from machines and demonstrate machine usability or limitations.

• Define and communicate product-related information to other functional groups and departments, including but not limited to:
  • Product specifications
  • Product release and shipment date information
  • Service related bulletins

• Source and assess new vendors. Evaluate vendor capacity, quality, and policy as related to the needs of the company. Communicate effectively with vendors, and can resolve delivery and quality issues before or as they arise.

• Procure parts for prototype and production both through the company purchasing department, and through own channels. Maintain records, and properly process paperwork using company standards.

• Employees are expected to follow instructions, procedures and to escalate any issue impacting workflow, quality, etc.

• Employees must exhibit honesty and integrity as well as demonstrate adherence to rules, procedures and policies.