Senior Installation Execution Engineer - General Assembly Tooling & Conveyor

Description A Senior Execution Engineer is responsible for in plant Project Management of installation activities for industrial tooling, equipment, and conveyance systems in the General Assembly. This engineer may be assigned to lead or support a vehicle program or project at one of GM’s assembly sites in the United States or Canada. Aspects of the job include, oversight of Union trades workers adhering to a safety program, development of the statement of requirements, financial management, scheduling and timing of deliverables and onsite labor, and ensuring correct installation methods to documented standards. This engineer may participate in activities across all ME Centers (Body, Paint and General Assembly). Creativity, innovation, and initiative are key characteristics of this position. Installation Suppliers will work directly for this engineer, and the engineer will be directly responsible for all aspects of their work. This engineer will have independent work tasks and lead or participate in vehicle launch teams. Required Specific Qualifications: Technical Degree in Construction Management or equivalent experience Technical Degree in Safety Management or equivalent experience Applicable Journeyman’s Card with Superintendent Experience BS in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Construction Management or equivalent experience Common Preferred Qualifications Technical knowledge and ability in process engineering disciplines (plant layouts, process requirements, finding and applying state and local codes, and construction techniques). High level of working capability with conveyor technologies and operational methods 3+ years in integration/installation of conveyor systems. 3+ years in integration of tooling or equipment cells. High level of oral and written communication skills Demonstrated technical and professional skills Appropriate interpersonal styles and communication methods to work effectively with business partners to meet mutual goals Understanding of engineering theory and principles of operation of mechanical/electrical mechanisms High level of analytical ability where problems are unusual and difficult High level of interpersonal skills to work independently and effectively with others Ability to work in and with a team with people from many different organizations. Specific knowledge of the union construction industry Proficient computer skills in Microsoft Project, Word, Excel and Power point Ability to use AutoCAD or general understanding of similar drawing software Knowledge of Press Shops, Body Shop, General Assembly, Paint Processes and Global Propulsion systems Knowledge of controls automation and robotic systems Common Job Tasks Generates technical solutions for current, new and major vehicle programs Provides technical leadership for the Supplier Estimates the value of the work Develops engineering designs (including subsystems) Implements engineering changes Defines construction requirements Develops Installation scope of work Solves engineering related problems and manages implementation Works with engineering functions, suppliers, plant personnel and others to implement cost reduction, methods and product improvements, and to support build programs Communicates information to and from internal and external customer organizations Coordinates and consults with departments outside engineering, such as manufacturing, GM Centers, IE, Layout team and Material Stays abreast of new technology and competitive products Develops and tracks progress to schedule Manages project spending and payment to suppliers Owns power on and supports debug and validation at site Travels as required Ability for extended durations of travel as required in United States and Canada Ability to support all shifts and holidays Location: Warren, MI- However, ability to execute installation at sites may be required. #LI-JK3

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