Procter & Gamble
Process Engineer, Iowa City Oral Care
IOWA CITY ORAL CARE SITE · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$90k-$115kDetected 23 days ago
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About the role
- The responsibility is to complete the onboarding process within six months and demonstrate learning progress through one Loss Elimination project via UPS.
- The Process Engineer will report to the department ODM.
Responsibilities
- Drive Operational Excellence: Understand and drive the proper execution of the HS&E and Quality foundations.
- Own and manage a DMS for the Line.
- Act as a coach for the EO to drive IWS progress, perfect execution of the SWP and improvement of the standards.
- Propose and implement solutions that streamline processes, eliminate failures, and reduce manual intervention.
- Support and Lead Digital Solutions Adoption:
- Provide training and support to team members on the effective use of digital solutions to ensure widespread adoption.
- Lead initiatives aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of digital systems and processes.
- Drive Value Creation:
- Collaborate with stakeholders to define solutions that drive Net Sales (NS) and enhance overall operational performance.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and implement best practices in operations.
Requirements
- The Process Engineer will learn the required technical manufacturing skills, onboard to IWS, develop general leadership skills, and leverage digital analytics.
Skills
- Conduct thorough assessments via RE analysis, touch mapping and weekly Hoshin.
- Facilitate the integration of new digital tools and technologies within the organization.
Compensation
- Starting Pay / Salary Range
Company info
- Engineer will be part of the line triad and support the continuous improvement cycle for the line, including owning one RTT DMS as part of the execution.
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