Boeing Canada Operations Ltd.
ManufacturingEngineer
Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.
“Manufacturing Engineer at Boeing Canada Operations Ltd.. Skills: Manufacturing concepts, Manufacturing plans, Tooling methodologies. Develop manufacturing concepts. Develop manufacturing strategies”
Industry & Context.
Investigate issues; Resolve issues
100% onsite, Handle US export-controlled data
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
2+ years of experience, Bachelor of Science Degree, Eligible to be registered as EIT or P.Eng., Legally able to work in Canada, Not pose a risk for safeguarding controlled goods, Eligible to handle US export-controlled data
Nice to Have
5+ years of experience, Experience in Production Planning, Composite/Aerospace manufacturing knowledge
What You'll Do.
Develop manufacturing concepts
Develop manufacturing strategies
Develop manufacturing plans
Implement manufacturing plans
Maintain manufacturing plans
Develop Bill of Materials
Implement Bill of Materials
Maintain Bill of Materials
Develop work instructions
Implement work instructions
Maintain work instructions
Develop illustrations
Implement illustrations
Maintain illustrations
Develop production methodologies
Implement production methodologies
Develop tooling methodologies
Implement tooling methodologies
Perform producibility assessments
Provide producibility input
Design manufacturing processes
Design manufacturing technologies
Develop integrated work statements
Conduct producibility analyses
Conduct variation analyses
Coordinate engineering principles
Implement engineering principles
Coordinate advanced technologies
Implement advanced technologies
Coordinate new concepts
Implement new concepts
Ensure production readiness
Investigate manufacturing issues
Resolve manufacturing issues
Full Job Description
Manufacturing Engineer **Company:** Boeing Canada Operations Ltd. is seeking an**Associate or Experienced Manufacturing Engineer** , reporting to the Manufacturing Engineering Manager, working out of the **Winnipeg, Manitoba** office. The **Manufacturing Engineer** will join the Manufacturing Engineering team where they will provide engineering support for manufacturing build processes. (Composite Layup and/or Assembly). **Position Responsibilities:** * Develop manufacturing concepts and strategies to support business objectives. * Develop, implement and maintain various manufacturing plans, Bill of Materials, work instructions and illustrations to define and document as-built configuration. * Develop and implement production and tooling methodologies. * Perform producibility assessments for part or product designs. * Provide producibility input to design manufacturing processes and manufacturing technologies to meet cost and schedules. * Develop integrated work statements and sequencing events to support delivery commitments. * Conduct producibility and variation analyses to ensure that manufacturing process capability matches requirements. * Coordinate and implement new engineering principles, theories, advanced technologies and concepts. * Validate and ensure production readiness of solutions to complex problems. * Investigate and resolve manufacturing related issues of significant impact to performance, cost or schedule. * Draft, update and review processes and procedures to support business and regulatory agency requirements. **This position is expected to be 100% onsite. The selected candidate will be required to work onsite at Winnipeg, Manitoba location.** **Basic Qualifications (Required Skills/Experience):** * 2+ years of experience in a related engineering or manufacturing environment * Must have a Bachelor of Science Degree or higher in a relevant field of Engineering (Mechanical/Aerospace) upon hire * Be eligible to be registered as an Engineer in Train
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