Mission Critical Group

Field Engineer

• Perform installation, testing, calibration, and maintenance of low-, medium-, and high-voltage electrical equipment and control systems
• Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, control, PLC, generator, switchgear, relay, and power distribution systems
• Conduct preventive and predictive maintenance inspections
• Diagnose equipment failures and determine root causes using technical drawings, schematics, diagnostic tools, and testing equipment
• Complete repairs, retrofits, upgrades, and equipment modifications
• Respond to emergency service calls and provide on-call support
• Build and maintain positive customer relationships through professional communication and technical expertise
• Provide recommendations for maintenance, repairs, upgrades, and operational improvements
• Prepare service reports documenting findings, corrective actions, recommendations, and parts utilized
• Support service quoting through accurate field assessments and scope development
• Conduct job hazard analyses and maintain safe work practices
• Report safety concerns, incidents, and near misses
• Support continuous improvement initiatives
• Complete service documentation, expense reports, timesheets, and travel records
• Maintain company tools, testing equipment, vehicles, and inventory
• Participate in required training and certification programs

Field Service Technician

Supply Chain

• Develop and execute enterprise supply chain sourcing and category management strategies across direct and indirect spend categories
• Maintain enterprise Approved Supplier Lists, sourcing standards, and category strategies across all Centers of Excellence
• Lead supplier selection, commercial negotiations, supplier agreements, and strategic commercial arrangements
• Monitor commodity markets, supplier capacity, tariffs, and industry trends
• Own supplier performance outcomes, including on-time delivery, quality, responsiveness, capacity, and commercial performance
• Establish supplier qualification, onboarding, and compliance requirements
• Develop supplier scorecards and performance review processes
• Drive corrective action, supplier development, audits, assessments, and continuous improvement initiatives
• Support supplier capacity planning, readiness, and supply continuity initiatives
• Establish sourcing policies, standards, governance processes, and supplier compliance requirements
• Manage supplier risk processes, including assessments, single-source exposure analysis, business continuity planning, and risk mitigation
• Advise the VP, Supply Chain and executive leadership on sourcing strategy, supplier performance, supplier quality, material productivity, inventory, working capital, and strategic supplier initiatives
• Build relationships with COE Presidents and senior leaders across Finance, Legal, Human Resources, Operations, Engineering, Quality, Logistics, and Digital Transformation
• Lead executive supplier engagements, Quarterly Business Reviews, negotiations, escalations, and strategic supplier relationship initiatives
• Prepare executive-ready reporting, analysis, and presentations for operating reviews and executive forums
• Own reporting, governance, supplier engagement, scorecards, improvement plans, category strategies, sourcing governance, negotiations, supplier consolidation, inventory, and working capital initiatives
• Provide leadership, coaching, mentoring, professional development, succession planning, and talent development for Supply Chain professionals
• Establish performance expectations and drive accountability across sourcing, supplier quality, supplier performance, supplier risk, and category management functions
• Work in an office setting with frequent visits to the production floor to oversee operations, compliance, safety standards, and staff engagement

Director of Supply Chain

Support Engineer

• Support the Blast and Brake Forming areas
• Deliver raw materials and components to Blast and Brake forming operators as needed
• Remove finished or processed materials from workstations and relocate them to appropriate areas
• Transport work sections between staging areas and active workstations
• Organize and maintain staging areas with clear job number identification
• Clean and clear workstations of debris, preparing them for the next cycle or process
• Read and understand work orders, production tags, labels, and basic schematics
• Maintain a safety-first, clean, organized, and hazard-free work environment
• Anticipate team needs and contribute to continuous improvement and overall production flow
• Perform other duties as assigned

Field Service Technician

Director of Supply Chain

Production Support Technician