Methods & Labor Analysis Engineer / Industrial Engineer
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Monterrey, Chiapas, México
Magna Mirror Systems
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Lead work measurement, methods engineering, labor standards and manufacturing productivity analysis to optimize manpower utilization, production capacity, line balancing and manufacturing cost.
• Develop and maintain plant labor standards and standard times.
• Perform time studies and work measurement for manufacturing operations.
• Analyze operator activities and identify value-added versus non-value-added work.
• Perform line balancing and manpower optimization.
• Determine required direct labor based on production volumes, cycle times and customer demand.
• Develop and maintain standardized work.
• Analyze takt time versus cycle time and identify labor and capacity constraints.
• Optimize workstation layouts, material presentation and operator movements.
• Apply Methods-Time Measurement (MTM), MOST or equivalent predetermined motion-time systems, where applicable.
• Perform Yamazumi analysis for workload balancing.
• Analyze and improve HPU / Hours Per Unit.
• Support annual budget and business planning with labor requirements and productivity assumptions.
• Validate labor requirements for new products and engineering changes.
• Support manufacturing quotations with labor-content analysis.
• Establish baseline productivity before and after process improvements.
• Work with Production, Industrial Engineering, Finance and Manufacturing Excellence to validate labor savings.
• Support make-versus-buy, automation and capital-investment studies with labor-cost analysis.
• Identify opportunities to reduce overtime, indirect labor and non-value-added activities.
• Support ergonomic improvement through workstation and method analysis.
• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering or related discipline.
• 3–5 years of Industrial Engineering experience in automotive manufacturing.
• Strong experience with time studies, work measurement and labor standards.
• Strong knowledge of line balancing, takt time, cycle time and manpower calculations.
• Experience with MTM, MOST or predetermined time systems is highly desirable.
• Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and Standardized Work.
• Experience with Yamazumi charts and Value Stream Mapping.
• Strong Excel/data-analysis skills.
• Experience supporting capacity and labor planning.
• Experience calculating labor productivity and financial savings.
• Advanced English preferred. Salario de acuerdo a experiencia Prestaciones Superiores a las de Ley
• Develop and maintain plant labor standards and standard times.
• Perform time studies and work measurement for manufacturing operations.
• Analyze operator activities and identify value-added versus non-value-added work.
• Perform line balancing and manpower optimization.
• Determine required direct labor based on production volumes, cycle times and customer demand.
• Develop and maintain standardized work.
• Analyze takt time versus cycle time and identify labor and capacity constraints.
• Optimize workstation layouts, material presentation and operator movements.
• Apply Methods-Time Measurement (MTM), MOST or equivalent predetermined motion-time systems, where applicable.
• Perform Yamazumi analysis for workload balancing.
• Analyze and improve HPU / Hours Per Unit.
• Support annual budget and business planning with labor requirements and productivity assumptions.
• Validate labor requirements for new products and engineering changes.
• Support manufacturing quotations with labor-content analysis.
• Establish baseline productivity before and after process improvements.
• Work with Production, Industrial Engineering, Finance and Manufacturing Excellence to validate labor savings.
• Support make-versus-buy, automation and capital-investment studies with labor-cost analysis.
• Identify opportunities to reduce overtime, indirect labor and non-value-added activities.
• Support ergonomic improvement through workstation and method analysis.
• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering or related discipline.
• 3–5 years of Industrial Engineering experience in automotive manufacturing.
• Strong experience with time studies, work measurement and labor standards.
• Strong knowledge of line balancing, takt time, cycle time and manpower calculations.
• Experience with MTM, MOST or predetermined time systems is highly desirable.
• Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing and Standardized Work.
• Experience with Yamazumi charts and Value Stream Mapping.
• Strong Excel/data-analysis skills.
• Experience supporting capacity and labor planning.
• Experience calculating labor productivity and financial savings.
• Advanced English preferred. Salario de acuerdo a experiencia Prestaciones Superiores a las de Ley