Location: Florence, KY (CVG 100)
Shift: Wednesday/Thursday- Saturday, 6am-6pm. Person will be trained on First shift; Monday to Friday 6:00 am to 3:00 pm and later will need to work Wednesday/Thursday- Saturday, 6am-6pm (403/C)
JOB SUMMARY
Industrial Eng Technician I will support the Industrial Engineering Department in planning, designing, implementing, and managing; integrated, production and service delivery systems that assure performance, reliability, maintainability, schedule adherence and cost control within the production site.
Main focus will be assisting the IE in layout and process changes in production and entering data in IE related systems.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Assist in the preparation of an area for a line move or process change
Update the Product-Process-Time database (IEDB), as directed by the Industrial Engineer
Update/Create production Visuals, as directed by the Industrial Engineer
Order, receive and validate tooling, as directed by the Industrial Engineer
Insure the standardization of Jabil processes throughout the site in accordance with the global, regional and site direction
Support the Lean organization by maintaining a solid process foundation and data integrity in order to support process improvement through the organization
Comply and follow all procedures within the company security policy.
May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned
JOB QUALIFICATIONS/KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS
Key Requirements:
Understanding and application of broad range of industrial engineering tools (ie. Work measurement, process mapping, facilities and workstation design, etc.)
A minimum of 1-2 years of manufacturing engineering/Industrial Engineering or equivalent technical rolesexperience
Eye for detail when updating systems
Basic analytical ability
Basic communication skills
Proficiency in use of personal computers, Microsoft Office products, Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Project, and AutoCAD skills required.
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