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Electrode Senior Production Maintenance Engineer

Monitor electrode production lines by analyzing real-time process and equipment data, including Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and real-time database (RTDB), to identify abnormalities and maintain stable operating conditions;
Perform advanced troubleshooting of equipment and process-related issues, conduct root cause analysis (RCA), and implement corrective actions to minimize downtime and quality deviations;
Optimize equipment parameters and process settings based on real-time data analysis to achieve optimal production performance and product quality;
Support production stability, yield improvement, and scrap reduction through continuous equipment and process optimization;
Monitor electrode process conditions, including slurry mixing and coating operations, to maintain product uniformity and quality standards;
Collaborate with production, engineering, and quality functions to identify process deviations and implement cross-functional improvement initiatives;
Support engineering trials and process changes by ensuring equipment readiness, stability, and proper parameter control;
Support installation, commissioning, and ramp-up of new electrode manufacturing equipment to ensure stable integration into production lines;
Lead and mentor maintenance and production technicians by providing technical guidance, troubleshooting support, and operational training;
Document equipment performance, process issues, and corrective actions, and prepare technical reports to support continuous improvement and operational transparency;
Ensure compliance with company safety policies and operational standards while supporting safe and efficient electrode manufacturing operations;

Requirements:

An associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Industrial Engineering, or a related technical field, OR at least five (5) years of practical work experience supporting lithium-ion battery manufacturing processes, including electrode production, slurry mixing, process control, and equipment maintenance, in a high-volume production environment;
Demonstrated hands-on experience in electrode manufacturing processes, including slurry preparation, mixing operations, and process parameter control affecting product quality and yield;
Experience performing advanced troubleshooting of manufacturing equipment, conducting root cause analysis (RCA), and implementing corrective actions in an automated production environment;
Experience analyzing manufacturing data using systems such as Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and other real-time production data monitoring tools;
Ability to identify process deviations, optimize equipment performance, and support production stability, yield improvement, and scrap reduction initiatives;
Experience collaborating with production, engineering, and quality functions in a manufacturing environment to resolve operational and process-related issues;

Analyze process data to identify recurring deviations, defect patterns, and abnormal trends in electrode coating operations;
Design and implement automation tools and analytical methods to improve process monitoring, data analysis, and engineering decision-making;
Conduct root cause analysis using engineering and statistical methods to determine sources of process instability and failure;
Evaluate interactions among process parameters, materials, and equipment conditions to improve process understanding and control;
Execute process optimization projects to reduce manufacturing losses and improve yield, stability, and coating performance;
Monitor short-term process variation and line-to-line differences and implement corrective actions to stabilize production;
Support cross-functional teams in resolving process-related quality issues and determining corrective and preventive actions;
Analyze process deviations and assess impact on lots, materials, and operating conditions to support disposition decisions and data-driven risk assessment;
Coordinate with equipment and material vendors to test, validate, and implement process improvements and modifications;
Support transfer of validated process changes from trial stage to full-scale production and evaluate implementation risks;
Drive standardization and horizontal deployment of improved process conditions, monitoring methods, and operating practices across production lines;
Support production during introduction of new materials, processes, or technologies and stabilize operations during transitions; and
Develop and maintain standard work instructions, Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs), and process documentation to reflect current controls and operating methods.

Requirements:

Bachelors degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Chemical, Materials) or a closely related technical field, at least two (2) years of experience in coating manufacturing processes, electrode manufacturing, process engineering, or related manufacturing operations in the battery industry;
Experience in a high-volume manufacturing environment supporting production operations, process monitoring, and implementation of process improvements;
Experience with process optimization, yield improvement, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement in a manufacturing setting;
Ability to perform data-driven engineering analysis and collaborate across production, quality, engineering, and vendor teams to resolve process-related issues; and
Knowledge of manufacturing processes, process variability, process control, and automated production systems in a coating, electrode, or related manufacturing environment.

Monitor and support high-voltage formation processes, including charge and discharge cycles, to ensure stable equipment operation and consistent battery performance;
Analyze Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) and Internal Resistance (IR) data to identify process deviations and support corrective actions for quality improvement;
Utilize Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and related production systems to track equipment performance, analyze defect trends, and support data-driven decision-making;
Perform root cause analysis (RCA) on equipment alarms, process abnormalities, and production issues to implement effective corrective and preventive measures;
Optimize mechanical systems and process parameters to improve production yield, reduce defect rates, and enhance overall process stability;
Support installation, modification, and commissioning of formation and module manufacturing equipment to ensure proper integration with production processes;
Coordinate with relevant teams to address technical issues and help maintain stable production operations;
Develop and implement preventive maintenance strategies based on equipment performance data to minimize downtime and ensure long-term reliability;
Provide technical guidance and training to production personnel and maintenance staff on equipment operation, troubleshooting, and process control procedures;
Maintain and analyze equipment and production records to support continuous improvement initiatives and ensure compliance with internal standards;

Requirements:

An associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Industrial Engineering, Automation Technology, or a related technical field, OR at least five (5) years of practical work experience supporting lithium-ion battery manufacturing processes in a high-volume production environment
Experience with manufacturing systems such as Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and familiarity with formation processes, including charge/discharge operations and battery performance analysis
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to perform root cause analysis (RCA) and implement corrective actions
Ability to support equipment troubleshooting, process optimization, and production stability in a high-volume manufacturing environment
Effective communication skills and ability to coordinate with cross-functional teams, including engineering, production, and maintenance personnel

Perform a variety of tasks related to production and manufacturing within a fast-paced facility. Responsibilities may include assembling products, operating machinery, monitoring production lines, inspecting finished goods, packaging items, maintaining cleanliness in work areas, and assisting with inventory control. Employees are expected to follow established safety protocols and quality standards, report issues or defects to supervisors, and support continuous improvement initiatives. Physical requirements include standing for extended periods, lifting up to 50 pounds, and performing repetitive motions. Successful candidates demonstrate attention to detail, reliability, teamwork, adaptability, and effective communication skills. Previous experience in a manufacturing or warehouse environment is helpful, but not required; training is provided. Flexibility to work various shifts, including overtime, may be necessary.

Monitor day-to-day production on automated welding and assembly lines; identify malfunctions or bottlenecks affecting output or cycle time for automotive body components including dash panels, package trays, wheel housings, and cowl cross; Perform first-level troubleshooting on jigs, fixtures, sensors,
conveyors, and robots under established procedures; Conduct routine safety and quality checks on equipment and finished components; Execute preventive maintenance tasks assigned to the production team such as adjustment and basic calibration; Prepare and maintain daily production records including
downtime, scrap, and rework; and Support adherence to OSHA and company policies.

A Logistics Engineer is needed in Bloomingdale, Georgia.

Job duties

Design operational solutions for logistics activities in manufacturing automotive door systems and modules. Analyze logistics data involving customer service, sales forecasting,

procurement, manufacturing, inventory management and/or transportation to address operational process improvement. Determine logistics support requirements, such as facility details,

staffing needs, or safety or maintenance plans in coordinating purchasing, transportation, distribution, and warehousing of materials and finished parts. Evaluate the use and efficiency of

inventory tracking technology, web-based warehousing software, or intelligent conveyor systems to maximize the facilitys efficiency. Prepare documentation on automated logistics data

reporting or management information systems for evaluation and analysis of the up-to-date data reporting in logistics activities. Evaluate logistics strategies and develop logistics

engineering specifications, comprehensive supply chain management systems. Identify cost reduction factors to improve logistics process in dealing with materials and finished goods in

efficient way.

Qualified candidates must have a Bachelors Engineering or Engineering Technology. Mail Resume to PHA Georgia LLC 300 Monahan Drive Bloomingdale, Georgia 31302

Monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot equipment and automation tools in automated assembly lines for automotive body components including dash panels, package trays, wheel housings, and cowl cross; Identify and troubleshoot faults and malfunctions in production equipment such as presses, overhead cranes, and robotic welding systems; Escalate unsolved problems to engineers or management with technical notes or reports; Perform corrective and preventive maintenance tasks on assembly lines and production equipment on a routine basis; Adjust or replace PLC programs under established procedures to support modifications in production processes; Maintain technical documentation, including daily production logs, equipment files, and preventive maintenance schedules, in accordance with company procedures; and Support the engineering team in updating and improving automation processes.

Employer: Kia Georgia

Specialist – Campaign – Quality Assurance (West Point, GA)

Manage Service Campaigns: Work with suppliers, internal departments, HQ and other subsidiaries, to plan, develop and launch service/quality assurance campaigns; confirm responsible parties produce the required IOQ (initial order quantity) needed to launch a campaign; review TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) for accuracy; submit Official Notification for all campaigns to Kia America; track all campaigns through launch process and campaign completion.

Requires domestic and international travel up to two weeks per year for training purposes (Seminar/Conference) or to attend an offsite meeting.

Job Requirements: Bachelors degree Mechanical, Industrial or related Engineering discipline, Finance, Accounting, or related fields. Foreign equivalents accepted.

6 months experience in logistics and material planning in a manufacturing environment.

Position requires skills with the following which may be gained through experience or education in degree granting programs (including projects, papers, internships, practical training experiences or similar):
– Management of defective parts inspection/identification in a manufacturing setting.
– Utilizing SAP and Warehouse Management Systems to manage inventory, monitor material movements, and weekly reports demonstrating excess and obsolete stocks.
– Coordination of various manufacturing departments within an organization regarding production goals, timelines, suppliers.
– Initiating and presenting upper management internal reports to track performance and costs.
– Professional communication with management by interpreting and presenting technical, financial and non-technical data to support informed decision making.
– Management of monthly budgets and expense reports, developing internal processes that ensure financial stability
– Development of data-driven business plans, considering time value, inflation, and cost projections.

Mail CV w/ cover letter to: Kia Georgia, Inc., 7777 Kia Pkwy., West Point, GA 31833. Attn: S. Nicholas.

Collect and maintain routine business and operational data using established business intelligence systems and enterprise reporting tools. Generate standard reports, dashboards, and data summaries to support daily business operations and management review. Perform basic data checks for completeness or consistency and report any identified issues to appropriate team members.

Requirements :Bachelors degree in Management Information Systems, Statistics, or a related field.

Summary:

As a Technical Operator, you will execute the assigned process/equipment in accordance with work instructions. You will participate in production volumes and quality under the production plan while using equipment and computerized systems to produce, assemble, evaluate, process and package lithium-ion batteries in a climate-controlled environment.

Responsibilities:

Achieve KPIs: Production Target Qty, OEE, Yield and Project targets
Prepare equipment and materials for production
Lead machine change-over, verify proper function and product quality is met
Request/support calibrate measurement systems
Operate equipment in accordance with the OP Manual, in-putting materials, and monitoring defects/loss for continuous operation
Conduct self-inspection of the product and check the quality
Manage accurate records of production work
Track all non-conformations and scraps
Ensure compliance with health/safety/environmental/fire regulations
Perform 5s audits, maintain production logs, quality checks and maintenance work logs
Mentor and train new technical operators
Maintain cleanliness at work-site in accordance with 5S3R Standards:
1. Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain
2. Right Location, Right Quantity, Right Container
Follow HL-GA existing cleaning SOPs during downtime (e.g. line stop, waiting time, etc.), which includes cleaning your designated machine and/or surrounding work area
Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisors and engineers
Sorting / Rework / Re-input
Cooperate/communicate within and between departments and shifts
Manage inventory (material, semi-product, product, holding material/product)
Monitor the SPC, RMS system, QMS NCR and report to the supervisor or manager
Adhere to company, team and safety rules/requirements at all times, including clean room rules and PPE standards

Qualifications:

High School Diploma or GED required
Vocational Certificate or Associates Degree preferred, or equivalent, relevant experience

Experience:

At least 1 year of continuous work history with a single employer in the last 5 years
1-5+ years of Manufacturing experience preferred

Skills:

Basic computer literacy
Communication skills
Problem solving and analytical skills
Basic arithmetic ability
Reading and writing skills
Ability to work well with individuals and teams to ensure the team meets & exceeds expectations

Physical Requirements:

Must be able to properly and regularly utilize the following PPE for a period of up to 12 hours
1. Safety glasses
2. Steel-toed shoes
3. nitrile gloves
4. ear protection
5. clean room suit
Must be able to do the following repeatedly for a period of up to 12 hours
1. Lift/push/pull
2. Stoop, twist, bend
3. Reach overhead
4. Sit and/or stand
5. Use of hands and fingers to perform job function

Benefits:

Comprehensive Health Coverage– Medical, dental, and vision plans to support your overall well-being

401(k) with Company Match– Well match your contributions up to 6% to help you plan for the future

Paid Time Off (PTO)– Generous leave benefits to help you manage life outside of work

Disability Coverage– Short-term and long-term disability protection for lifes unexpected moments

HL-GA Battery Company is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer that values the diversity of its workforce.