Mechanical Site Lead - Body Shop Expansion

Company: SWJ Technology
Location: Chattanooga
Posted on: February 25, 2021

Job Description:

Mechanical Site Lead - Body Shop Expansion This position is responsible for managing on-site activities for the Body Shop expansion project for a leading Automotive OEM. The areas to be working in will be Doors, Hood, Hatch, and Training Cell.
RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Follow up of the Chattanooga Body Shop construction activities.
• Create Integration plan per line Based on Rough Installation Documentation by Design Companies.
• Daily, on site follow up of the installation activities.
• AEKO and Change Requests:
  • Implementation and tracking of the contracted AEKO's and change requests.
  • KBB Tracking:
    • Daily and detail checking if delivery matches timeline from Project Leads or integration plan in the central KBB (Material Delivery) tracking list.
    • Communicate material delivery to Site leads and escalate to project lead if there is mismatch to the required timeline (at least once a week).
    • CSI Tracking and checks for correctness.
    • Verify KBB Delivery after pre-check by CE-PPK Logistic by signature on KBB delivery sheet.
    • Clarification if partial deliveries or false/ faulty deliveries have been made with senders and or PPK equipment designer. In case of incomplete/faulty deliveries to clarify with PPK site leads and project leads of an on-site solution can be done.
    • Attending of weekly Line Area Meetings (Planning/Production/Pilot hall/Maintenance):
      • Current status of integration plan (plan/actual).
      • Planning for future activities.
      • Summary of changes/AEKOs.
      • Current status of integration plan (plan/actual).
      • Verify installations in Body Shop in accordance with latest design status. If incomplete (instead of signature): creation and follow up of open point list with categorization: installed wrong/ manufacturing issue/ design issue/ else. With exact description of the issue, pictures, root cause description, clarifying the delivery timing from the manufacturer. Weekly Reporting of status.
      • Tracking and following up on open issues in HOP lines and Training Cell.
      • Be a communication link between onsite activities / contractors and Company.
      • Timeline project tracking.
      • Meeting customer specific project deadlines and adapt to requirements.
      • Communication with equipment suppliers, design contractors and integrators.
      • Shopping Cart Management/ Ordering of Components per discussion with the Project Leads and checking of completeness once delivered and invoiced.
      • Reporting on open points and regular updates of site status.
      • Analysis and Investigation of the following submitted documents:
        • Function and Process Charts
        • Assembly / joining Charts
        • Weld spot charts and marking of parts according to welding/joint/glue positions
        • Parameter of Welding
        • Weld Stud Charts
        • Bonding Charts
        • Control and make sure that all documents and specification were submitted according to Company standards into the KVS system.
        • Follow up deviation in compliance with design and the related suppliers.
        • At least once per month, Management Review with the Supplier Management about the project status. QUALIFICATIONS:
          • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field of study.
          • Minimum of three (3) years of professional experience working in Construction Site Management within the Automotive Manufacturing setting. REQUIRED SKILLS:
            • Equipment planning experience in the Body Shop.
            • Expertise in Microsoft Office.
            • Working knowledge of MicroStation.
            • Advanced skills in using KVS.
            • Strong understanding of MTM
            • Skilled with Construction Manager tool COMAN. PREFERRED SKILLS:
              • Knowledge of HLS, Process - Designer, and/or CATIA software. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
                • Work is normally performed in an office, laboratory, manufacturing floor, or machine shop setting where physical work includes, but is not limited to, sitting, standing, reaching, kneeling, bending, and lifting up to 25 lbs.
                • Must be able to understand and comply with all relevant safety practices. FLSA STATUS/WORKING SCHEDULE :
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