Manufacturing Engineer

If you are the type of person who enjoys focusing on precision tasks, creating ideas, and developing new ideas and concepts for manufacturing and designing products, the role of a manufacturing engineer may be right for you. Those in this role tend to have strong leadership qualities, enjoy coordinating tasks between the creative team and engineering department, and are always looking for the next way to create an exciting, innovative, and cost-effective method for the creation and design of products.

A manufacturing engineer is responsible for improving the manufacturing process in their field. This involves:

As for responsibilities, commonly seen requirements shown in job descriptions may include some or all of the following:

• Evaluate existing manufacturing processes to identify areas that can benefit from changes and improvements.
• Apply working knowledge of product design and assembly to the manufacturing process.
• Create new processes and procedures to help the company meet budgetary goals and performance quotas.
• Design and develop new products and product mock-ups.
• Devise new solutions to existing manufacturing problems.
• Develop standardized design criteria across product lines.

The following skills and experience would benefit an individual looking to find work in the manufacturing engineering field:

In order to become a manufacturing engineer, a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering is required.

When in the manufacturing engineering field, there are many industries you can choose to enter such as:

Job Placement Specialists Can Help Manufacturing Engineers Further Their Careers

People looking to enter or progress their career as a manufacturing engineer can benefit by consulting an experienced job placement professional from Winters Technical Staffing, a leading staffing agency for the manufacturing sector in Toronto for more than 40 years. The specialists at Winters Technical Staffing can provide the guidance and support that will aid job seekers in streamlining their efforts in a more targeted and effective manner, with an overall goal of increasing the probability of landing an appropriate position.

The consultants at Winters Technical Staffing have established strong relationships with employers and hiring managers throughout the manufacturing industry and have developed a reputation for success in the recruitment and placement of qualified candidates within this sector.

Please visit our Industry Specialties page for more information on the specialization of Winters Technical Staffing relative to the manufacturing industry, including the recruitment and placement of manufacturing engineers

Frequently Asked Questions about Manufacturing Jobs

Is Manufacturing Engineering a Good Job Opportunity?

Manufacturing engineering is a suitable career for aspiring industrial engineers and consultants looking for a career in machine operations and supply chain management. It is one of the most promising manufacturing jobs with a strong employment outlook.

Is a Manufacturing Engineer Different from a Process Engineer?

Process engineers are trained in chemical engineering to help transform raw materials into useful everyday products. They also specialize in the design and optimization of industrial processes.

Manufacturing engineers, also known as industrial engineers, undergo extra training in supply chain management, design, and operations.

What are the Highest Paying Manufacturing Engineer Jobs?

Considering average annual salary and growth potential, here are the top eight highest paying manufacturing engineering jobs:

Is There a Demand for Manufacturing Engineers?

Due to the improved growth in manufacturing processes and overall economic activities in the country, the demand for manufacturing jobs is expected to increase across Canada over the next few years. Moreover, research shows that manufacturing engineers will continue to be the most sought-after candidates in the industry.

What Specific Skills Does a Manufacturing Engineer Need?

Here are some of the essential skills required for a manufacturing engineer:

• Up to date knowledge of how manufacturing processes and production lines operate
• In-depth understanding of computer, math, physics subjects
• Relevant technological knowledge, including design tools and fabrication methods
• Strong analytical skills
• Excellent problem-solving skills
• Ability to pay attention to minute details and proactiveness
• Ability to effectively communicate and coordinate with technical staff and management
• Capability to respond promptly to unforeseen events or challenges and manage them efficiently
• Effective reporting skills

Contact Winters Today

Are you looking to initiate or progress in your career as a manufacturing engineer? The guidance and support provided by the job placement specialists from Winters Technical Staffing may be helpful to you. Call the consultants at Winters Technical Staffing today at 647-556-2408 to request your complimentary consultation.