Design and maintain campus CAD layouts, analyze workflows and space utilization, and develop labor standards and models to improve productivity, safety, and operational effectiveness. Advise stakeholders on business cases, capital planning, incentive programs, facility engineering requirements, and operational decisions.
Requirements:
A bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering or a related field and a project management certification are required, along with proven productivity-improvement experience in distribution, logistics, supply chain, or a related operation. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and stakeholder-influencing skills are needed; five or more years managing or implementing engineered labor standards and practical knowledge of MOST are preferred differentiators.
Key Skills:
Industrial Engineering, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Facility Layout Design, Workflow Analysis, Material Handling, Engineered Labor Standards, MOST Methodology, Labor Modeling, Productivity Improvement, Activity-Based Costing, Benchmarking, Time-Study Analytics, Project Management, Capital Planning, Cross-Functional Collaboration, Continuous Improvement
