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LAYIQ - Senior Industrial Engineer at General Motors

Evaluate ergonomic risks, operator motion, workstation design, tooling, material presentation, and standardized work to reduce risk and improve operator effectiveness.
Lead direct-labor industrial engineering activities for assigned plant areas, including time studies, work measurement, standardized work, line balancing, and labor planning.
Establish and maintain accurate standard work and labor data using approved work-measurement methods and standard-time systems.
Analyze production processes, staffing, cycle time, variation, and material presentation to identify opportunities to improve safety, ergonomics, quality, throughput, and productivity.
Develop and implement line-balance plans, staffing recommendations, process changes, and production-trial support for current and future vehicle programs.
Partner with production and manufacturing teams to identify root causes, eliminate waste, improve flow, and sustain gains through documented processes and management systems.
Apply lean manufacturing and GM manufacturing-system principles to drive continuous improvement and operational excellence.
Support process-FMEA activities, launch readiness, change management, model-year changes, and implementation of engineering or manufacturing changes.
Develop clear analyses, recommendations, presentations, and implementation plans for plant leadership and cross-functional stakeholders.
Lead projects with broad scope and multiple stakeholders while managing timing, risks, deliverables, and accountability for results.
Coach and mentor less-experienced engineers and manufacturing team members in industrial engineering methods, problem solving, work measurement, and continuous improvement.
Maintain strong working relationships across all levels of the organization and represent Industrial Engineering in plant initiatives and reviews.
Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing engineering, or a related engineering field
2 years extensive ergonomic experience
Demonstrated experience in industrial engineering, manufacturing engineering, production engineering, or a comparable manufacturing environment.
Experience with time study, standard work, line balancing, or labor planning.
Knowledge of lean manufacturing, continuous improvement, ergonomics, and manufacturing or assembly processes.
Ability to analyze complex problems, develop practical solutions, and execute projects with significant autonomy.
Strong communication, presentation, project-management, and interpersonal skills.
Ability to collaborate effectively with production, engineering, quality, skilled trades, and plant leadership.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, especially Excel and PowerPoint.

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