Role and Responsibilities
1. Monitor the existing production process; particular attention is placed on products with history of problems.
2. Responsible for establishing processing conditions for existing production equipment and improving production efficiency for plastics compounding.
3. Develops new production process methods based on their application and formulation.
4. Resolve production problems involving process procedures by effectively integrating with Manufacturing and Technology.
5. Conduct plant trials to qualify new process and scale up sample process to production units.
6. Work on projects to improve rates and setup standard formats for different process. To involve in investigation of the customer complaints related to the process issue and LIC200 related.
7. Work on improving overall production quality and participate in plant wide quality endeavors.
8. Assist in establishing specific work goals and performance standards in order to reduce reject rate and minimize downtime.
9. Involve and communicate with related parties in new product process transfer from other plant.
10. Performs additional duties and responsibilities as assigned by direct Supervisor.
11. Continuous improvement and lean initiatives:
(a) Timely RCA, develop and implement effective corrective and preventive actions to address issues.
(b) Lead or participate in cross-functional improvement projects, collaborating with various departments and teams to drive process improvements, cost reduction, and operational excellence.
(c) Lead implementation of lean projects, such as 5S, value stream mapping, and visual management, to eliminate waste, improve workflow, cost savings as well as enhance overall performance.
Education Qualification
1. Degree / Masters in Polymers Sciences, Material Science, Chemical Engineering or related discipline.
Work Experience
1. At least 2 years of relevant working experience, fresh graduate are eligible to apply.
Specific Knowledge
1. Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Words and Powerpoint.
2. Certified with 6-Sigma Green Belt.
3. Demonstrated ability to drive continuous improvement, proficient in RCA, LSW and other lean tools.
For over a century, Teknor Apex has been a trusted global leader in material science - engineering high-performance solutions that shape everyday life.
Founded in 1924 and privately held, our success has been built on enduring partnerships - with our people, our customers, communities, and our suppliers. Across the world, people experience the impact of our materials every day in products that perform, endure, and improve lives.
We serve eight industries with the problem-solving determination and technical expertise to deliver custom, application-specific solutions. From innovation to execution, we think beyond the boundaries and collaborate with partners, bringing fresh ideas and flexible thinking to every challenge.
With 10 U.S. locations and global operations in Belgium, Germany, Singapore, and China, we bring together a diverse and collaborative team across regions, disciplines, and markets. We foster a culture that empowers our people to think courageously, act with purpose, and help shape the future of our industry - responsibly.
