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Teamed with our Site Technical Leader, the Reliability Engineer will have the responsibility of owning and executing the sites Asset Care and Reliability pillar using Operation Excellence methodology.
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The Quality Engineer reports to the Quality & Continuous Improvement Manager. The plant Quality Engineer will drive Quality improvement activities at Laurinburg. The Quality Engineer will support customers as needed through communication such as visits, emails, and phone calls.
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Global manufacturer of glass and glazing systems seeks Electrical Engineer for their NC plant - Relocation provided. Use Six Sigma, Kaizen, and Kanban methodologies to optimize processes and manage project flow.
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Experience managing large capital projects utilizing project management processes. Advanced computer skills in MS Project, MS Office, SAP, and Procurement systems. Project management professional (PMP)certification.
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The Project Engineer works with the Mechanical Designer/Drafter to prepare drawings reflecting the product configuration, R&D to select the correct friction material, Dynamometer Test to conduct test programs, and the PUR Technician to make test samples.
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We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Electrical Engineer to join our innovative team in the finance industry. Proficient in AutoCAD, PLC, Allen Bradley, Siemens, MMI, HMI, and understanding of electrical schematics.
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Develop capital project submissions employing clear and concise project documentation. Experience leading a multi-disciplined team through capital project creation and execution.
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General SummaryTeamed with our Site Technical Leader, the Reliability Engineer will have the responsibility of owning and executing the sites Asset Care and Reliability pillar using Operation Excellence methodology.
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