Project Manufacturing Coordinator

Summary:

The Project Manufacturing Coordinator will serve as a manufacturing assistant to the shop floor and TEI projects, addressing concerns for scheduling, machining, quality, assembly, and testing during the project duration.

Duties and Responsibilities:

- Follow guided procedures to ensure products flow through the shop accordingly.

- Assist and analyze problems with designated parts.

- Understanding of GD&T along with dimensional inspections.

- Communicate with project managers, engineering, quality, and manufacturing on any part related issues.

- Work with Procurement Management to identify performance gaps and delays that could be eliminated to save time and costs.

- Maintain and promote focus on Trendsetter product, whether procurement, engineering, manufacturing, or assembly is related.

- Coordinate execution of components on the BOM, ensuring all manufactured components for each assembly are accounted for and ready to be assembled.

- Address technical issues with project coordination: Safety, Effectiveness, Timeliness, Error-free Performance, and Traceability.

- Provide projects with manufacturing assistance and shop tracking throughout project scopes.

- Coordinate work scope of project throughout the beginning of manufacturing and finalizing with completed product.

- Ensure assemblies are being carried out to the highest quality standards.

- Control documentation of serial numbers and designated serial numbers on each assembly.

- Manage Shop Orders throughout their operations, making sure each step is initialed and completed.

- Continual improvements throughout the shop floor and manufacturing department.

- Provide companywide feedback on components and expected arrival dates.

- Hands-on experience with assembly/testing during shop floor phases of projects.

- Coordinate NCR’s from engineering disposition to completion.

Qualifications:

- BS/BA degree and at least 4 years of previous experience related to position.

- Exhibits strong communication skills, both with internal and external contacts.

- Excellent quantitative, organizational, and analytical skills.

- Advanced computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint required.

- Knowledge of manufacturing processes.

- Ability to set priorities and take initiative.