G&W Electric Co.

Team Lead

• Lead manufacturing employees within an area of responsibility across various processes and operations
• Assign work and instruct operators on proper work techniques, quality and safety procedures, and housekeeping requirements
• Check and arrange availability of materials, tools, and fixtures
• Perform direct labor and other functions to maintain efficient workflow and on-time completion
• Audit others' work to ensure quality procedures are followed and requirements are met
• Assist with evaluating team members' performance against job requirements and goals
• Perform supervisory tasks with supervisor support, excluding employee discipline and time approvals
• Perform internal process audits and report findings
• Analyze and report materials, processes, and products that may cause production disruptions
• Assist with production posting and inventory accuracy within the cell
• Communicate drawing and BOM discrepancies to Engineering
• Conserve equipment and supply resources
• Train others in inspection tasks as needed
• Complete production and quality documentation

Team Lead II – Trident

QA Engineer

• Affix external components on the switch
• Pick and assemble required parts according to drawings
• Perform vacuum and fill processes according to specifications
• Maintain leak test equipment
• Test fully pressurized switchgear for leaks
• Set up reclaim process as needed
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Conserve equipment and supplies while accomplishing job results
• Train others in testing tasks as needed
• Inspect all work before passing it to the next operation
• Complete production and quality forms
• Communicate effectively with others at various organizational levels

Leak Tester – Gas Final

Inspector

• Perform final inspection tasks on all switches and part orders being shipped
• Train production personnel in effective methods to control processes
• Prepare reports for all findings
• Shut down non-conforming processes after notifying the Supervisor
• Prepare and enter NCRs (Non-Conformance Reports)
• Write Customer Improvement Initiatives (CII) for repetitive problems
• Report ISO standard violations to the Cell Leader / Manager
• Create and implement process control charts for all critical processes with product engineering, manufacturing engineering, and production teams
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Conserve resources by using equipment and supplies as needed
• Train others in inspection tasks as needed
• Inspect all work prior to passing it to the next operation
• Document actions by completing production and quality forms

Production Inspector – Gas Final

• Develop, maintain, and improve all aspects of G&W Electric’s quality program for production operations
• Manage process-control and improvement methods to ensure products meet standards
• Design experiments to identify sources of product and process variation
• Apply statistical process control methods for data analysis
• Manage and resolve customer quality issues
• Collaborate with supplier quality teams on quality problems, corrective actions, and supplier improvement programs
• Lead troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and short- and long-term corrective actions
• Participate in engineering design reviews and recommend improvements to quality and manufacturability, especially PFMEA
• Use FMEA to identify and mitigate potential process and product failure modes
• Perform operational Material Review Board walks and consolidate failure data
• Manage Non-Conformance Reports and corrective actions
• Implement root cause analysis and corrective/preventive actions using the 8D methodology
• Investigate first-pass-yield failures and prevent recurrence
• Ensure containment activities for discovered non-conformances
• Participate in cross-functional High Impact Project teams
• Report quality issues, performance metrics, and status updates to management and department teams
• Communicate with engineering, suppliers, and operations regarding issues and process improvements
• Conduct internal audits based on ISO 9001 standards
• Perform other duties as assigned

Senior Quality Engineer

Quality Control

• Inspect component parts and completed products for conformance to process controls using visual inspection and measuring tools
• Perform final inspection tasks on switches and parts being shipped
• Train production personnel in effective process-control methods
• Perform internal process audits and report findings
• Shut down non-conforming processes after notifying the Supervisor
• Communicate drawing discrepancies to Engineering
• Participate in customer inspections as needed
• Assist with preparing and entering NCRs (Non-Conformance Reports)
• Write Customer Improvement Initiatives (CII) for audits and assist with corrective-action reporting
• Report ISO-standard violations to the Quality Manager
• Participate in prototype reviews for newly developed products
• Assist in dimensional analysis of components to identify potential quality issues
• Help create and implement process control charts for critical processes
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Use equipment and supplies efficiently
• Train team members in inspection tasks as needed
• Inspect work before passing it to the next operation
• Complete production and quality documentation

Quality Control Inspector I – 2nd Shift

Operator

• Set up and operate one to two pieces of moderately complex manufacturing machinery
• Use hand tools as necessary
• Dispose of hazardous chemicals properly
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Conserve equipment and supplies while accomplishing job results
• Train others in machine operator tasks as needed
• Inspect work for defects before passing it to the next operation
• Complete production and quality forms
• Perform lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, standing, walking, bending, stooping, squatting, and kneeling tasks

Machine Operator I – A Shift

Associate

• Perform repetitive sub-assembly and/or assembly operations of basic complexity
• Prepare work by studying assembly instructions, blueprint specifications, and parts lists and gathering parts, subassemblies, tools, and materials
• Position parts and subassemblies using templates or measurements
• Assemble components by examining connections for correct fit and fastening parts and subassemblies
• Assist in building prototypes and other basic assembly projects outside normal production as needed
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations
• Conserve resources by using equipment and supplies as needed
• Contribute to team effort by training others in basic assembly tasks as needed
• Inspect all work to ensure it meets requirements before passing it to the next operation
• Complete production and quality forms
• Assist in training new hires or current internal employees newly assigned to the role
• Work the C shift from 6:00pm to 6:00am

Manufacturing Associate I, C shift

Manager

• Manage Tooling Engineering and Toolroom activities and projects supporting safety, quality, delivery and cost metrics
• Manage Tooling Engineers supporting mold designs, machines, manual and automated operations, and new product development
• Define and execute tooling improvement projects, ensuring tool delivery meets product specifications, best practices, and timelines
• Drive revision control and data management for existing and new designs
• Lead cost reduction and quality problem-solving initiatives
• Create sustainable processing methods and mistake-proofing solutions
• Establish and maintain specifications for molding tooling, machine-related parts, and operation fixtures
• Collaborate with the NPD Team to verify design for manufacturability
• Maintain engineering documents, including solid models, assemblies, prints, and revisions
• Prioritize and direct tooling maintenance and repair activities based on production scheduling
• Mentor the team on structured problem solving, Gage R&R trials, A/B testing, and statistical analysis
• Lead and support the Tooling PM program
• Lead tool design improvements and changes
• Create and manage a visual tooling maintenance scheduling and tracking system
• Hire, train, mentor, and develop engineers and support staff
• Maintain department quality and performance metrics
• Write performance reviews, resolve departmental issues, review and write reports, approve expenditures, and enforce rules
• Recommend, plan, and direct installation of new equipment
• Communicate and collaborate with managers and other departments
• Prepare and deliver Manufacturing Engineering presentations
• Ensure mold designs are correct and manufacturable
• Manage project scope, schedule, cost, risk, resources, and changes
• Work with outside vendors for tooling repairs and external work
• Establish, track, and manage key project performance metrics
• Support training on EMS procedures, work instructions, standard work, and records
• Provide leadership consistent with company and business goals
• Develop high-potential talent with plant staff
• Drive the Tooling Department through changing demands
• Support the Director of North American Molding Technology in achieving departmental goals

Tooling Manager

Engineer

• Manage Process Engineering activities to improve Safety, Quality, Delivery and Cost metrics, focusing on EPOX manufacturing processes
• Lead and/or actively participate in cost-of-quality problem-solving projects for Epox processes
• Perform failure analysis and fatigue testing for molded products
• Create sustainable processing methods and mistake-proof dedicated workcells
• Advance processing techniques to support long-term growth and cost savings
• Oversee research and development of manufacturing equipment/software, processes, policies, SOPs and work instructions
• Review engineering deliverables for technical accuracy, engineering standards and project schedules
• Support and improve JDE/QMS/MES and future data collection systems for business intelligence reporting and data analytics
• Establish process controls and critical characteristics, and train personnel in their use
• Develop and conduct process audits with Quality and molding departments
• Mentor engineers and support staff
• Maintain department quality and performance metrics
• Review and write project reports
• Assist in selecting and installing new equipment
• Collaborate with cross-functional managers and departments
• Prepare and deliver Process Engineering presentations
• Apply thermoset polymer knowledge to new product development, feasibility studies and failure analysis
• Use DOE, Gage R&R trials, A/B testing and statistical analysis for process sustainment and improvement
• Lead basic project activities involving scope, schedule, cost, risk, resources and change management
• Establish, track and manage project success metrics
• Assist with the Molding Technology Lab and drive the Molding Innovation Center toward world-class status

Process Engineer II

• Inspect component parts and completed products for conformance to process controls using visual inspection and measuring tools
• Perform final inspection tasks on switches and part orders being shipped
• Train production personnel in effective process-control methods
• Perform internal process audits and report findings
• Shut down non-conforming processes after notifying the Supervisor
• Communicate drawing discrepancies to Engineering
• Participate in customer inspections as needed
• Assist with preparing and entering NCRs (Non-Conformance Reports)
• Write Customer Improvement Initiatives for audits and assist with corrective-action reporting
• Report ISO-standard violations to the Quality Manager
• Participate in prototype reviews for newly developed products
• Assist with dimensional analysis of components
• Create and implement process control charts for critical processes with engineering and production teams
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment
• Conserve equipment and supplies
• Train others in inspection tasks as needed
• Inspect all work before passing it to the next operation
• Complete production and quality documentation

Quality Control Inspector I – 1st Shift

• Visually inspect product prior to testing to detect conformance to standards
• Inspect testing equipment and test booth/cage for proper operation
• Prepare product for testing by safely making required connections
• Separate non-conforming parts
• Document actions by completing production and quality forms
• Maintain a safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations
• Conserve resources by using equipment and supplies as needed
• Train others in testing tasks as needed
• Inspect all work and ensure it meets requirements before passing it to the next operation