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Tokai Rika Group

Manufactures automotive components for OEMs

Engineering Change Specialist - Engineering Change

Inventory ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTecumseh, ON, CanadaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A minimum college diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Excellent communication skills are required.
  • Experience leading change review meetings is required.
  • Proficiency in BPCS, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Project, bills of materials, Advanced Product Quality Planning, and Production Part Approval Process is required.
  • A systematic approach to problem solving and risk management is required.
  • Understanding of material flow management, assembly processes, and engineering drawings is required.
  • Ability to assess inventory and production impacts is required.
  • Knowledge of TRQSS procedures outlined in QS9000 is required.

Responsibilities

  • Receive, evaluate, and confirm engineering change documents.
  • Complete BPCS and system searches to collect data on affected parts, customers, routings, and stock status, and prepare documentation and templates for distribution.
  • Chair weekly engineering change meetings to determine implementation details for new changes and confirm adherence to schedules for changes in process.
  • Complete and distribute engineering change plans following the initial meeting.
  • Monitor inventory for items affected by engineering changes and update implementation timing based on inventory depletion.
  • Communicate and negotiate implementation details with customers and suppliers, including changeover timing, balance-out coordination, obsolescence, and claims.
  • Prepare and issue master engineering tags and first-shipment recording sheets.
  • Create and update bills of materials in BPCS, including new item master records when necessary.
  • Set and maintain BPCS effectivity dates based on inventory levels to prevent obsolescence related to engineering changes.
  • Coordinate internal balance-out activity to ensure zero obsolescence at engineering change implementation.
  • Confirm stock of old-level parts after engineering change implementation and take appropriate disposal actions as required.
  • Prepare and submit cost recovery forms with supporting documents to TRAM sales for obsolescence reimbursement related to engineering changes.
  • Support projects such as resourcing, cost reduction, build-outs, and minor model changes.
  • Update the Toyota ECOM with shipping information.
  • Respond to production requests resulting from scanning issues and adjust bills of materials as needed.
  • Provide feedback on feasibility studies.
  • Keep BPCS up to date by performing routine audits, resolving NPC discrepancies, monitoring inventory levels, and initiating scrap requests as needed.
  • Generate and customize the weekly Pending Change Report for Finance.
  • Every October, assist with ICR for TRMX labels by creating item masters and updating bills of materials for all labels made for TRMX with the suffix -YY.
  • Use the Access database to record all changes made to BPCS, make BPCS adjustments, and issue log emails.
  • Update the ECD database and close ECD projects.
  • Coordinate and order samples and monitor PCR sample builds and line trials or pre-builds.
  • Schedule PPAP and PCR status meetings and communicate supplier readiness for tooling, testing, and trials.
  • Develop action plans when scheduled timing is altered or delayed.

Desired Qualifications

  • Two to three years of experience in engineering change management is preferred.
  • Basic knowledge of technology and platform information is an asset.
  • Supplier and customer coordination experience is preferred.

About the Company

Tokai Rika Group

Manufactures automotive components for OEMs

TRAM, Inc. is recognized for its specialized manufacturing of crucial automotive components, including key systems, shift levers, and safety products, catering to both domestic and Japanese manufacturers. This focus on essential safety and security systems positions the company at a strategic point within the automotive supply chain. The firm's commitment to quality and safety in product development offers a robust environment for employees who are passionate about automotive innovation and contributing to road safety enhancements.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Plymouth, Michigan
Founded
1986

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