Technical Manager Engineering - Port Huron, MI at Geebo

Technical Manager

Company Name:
Career Development Partners
General
Summary: (General nature Level and purpose of the job)

Member of the Mill's leadership team with direct responsibility for the functions of quality, product development, and environmental compliance.

Principal Duties and
Responsibilities: (Major tasks listed in order of importance)

Safety - Weekly safety audit are required;

Quality - Oversees the performance of the Quality Manager, and the function of the mills ISO and quality systems. Tracks key performance metrics and sponsors improvement projects as needed.

Product Development - Supervises the Product Development Engineer, and tracks the progress on all product development activities, including in house trials, and pilot plant trials. Interacts with other mill Technical and Product Development staff as well as Sales Executives to foster success. Tracks performance of trial success metrics, and profitability of new grades, as well as overall attainment of product development/business development volume goals.

Process Improvement - Oversees the duties of the Sr. Process Engineer to support the manufacturing process. This includes process trials, quality improvement efforts, Lean manufacturing projects, 5S, and chemical additive trials.

Environmental - Manages the Environmental Engineer to assure that all regulatory compliance objectives are met - including plant wastewater and air discharge performance, and all required EPA and MDEQ reporting.

Education, Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:
BS in Chemical Engineering, Pulp and Paper Science, or Science
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills - follow up on project status, interact with operators, papermaking managers, maintenance counterparts, vendors and mill leadership. and has a proven ability to communicate at all levels
10 Years of Pulp & Paper
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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