Job Description
A production engineer in the Structural fabrication industry oversees the manufacturing process to ensure efficient, high-quality production of metal or material components. Their responsibilities include:
Process Planning and Optimization: Designing and optimizing fabrication processes like cutting, welding, machining, and assembly to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and meet production targets.
Equipment Management: Selecting, maintaining, and troubleshooting fabrication machinery (e.g., CNC machines, lasers, presses) to ensure operational reliability and safety.
Quality Control: Implementing quality assurance measures, inspecting fabricated parts, and ensuring compliance with design specifications, industry standards (e.g., ASME, ISO), and client requirements.
Production Scheduling: Coordinating workflows, managing timelines, and allocating resources (labor, materials, equipment) to meet delivery deadlines.
Cost Management: Monitoring production costs, optimizing material usage, and reducing downtime to improve profitability.
Team Supervision: Leading and training shop floor workers, welders, and technicians, ensuring adherence to safety protocols and standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Material Handling: Managing raw material inventory, ensuring proper storage, and coordinating with procurement for timely supply.