7 industrial engineer jobs found

Description: WHAT WE’RE DOING We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Reliability Engineer to join our team at Lockheed Martin’s Moorestown, NJ facility. In this critical role you will design and implement reliability‑focused programs that elevate the performance of our campus‑wide infrastructure, systems, services, and equipment. By applying data‑driven maintenance strategies, you will maximize asset reliability, reduce operational risk, and deliver measurable cost savings across the site. This position offers the opportunity to lead reliability initiatives that directly impact on the efficiency and resilience of one of our flagship facilities. THE WORK The Facilities Maintenance Reliability Engineer will be responsible for: Developing and implementing Asset Management improvement programs, including: Asset criticality identification Risk assessment and mitigation Asset condition auditing Preventive and condition maintenance programs Predictive strategies...

Description: You will be the Facilities Engineer - Level 2 for the Facilities Engineering team which is responsible for managing high‑ and low‑voltage infrastructure projects in an advanced aeronautical manufacturing plant. What You Will Be Doing As the Facilities Engineer - Level 2 you will be responsible for delivering safe, compliant, and cost‑effective power infrastructure solutions. "Your responsibilities will include:" Develop and oversee design, construction, and commissioning of high‑ and low‑voltage systems, ensuring compliance with NEC, NESC, IEEE, and related codes. Create and manage project budgets, cost estimates, schedules, and statements of work for capital‑intensive infrastructure initiatives. Perform single‑line, relay, and metering diagram design, as well as capacity and demand analyses to support plant growth. Coordinate with engineering disciplines, internal customers, and A&E firms to align projects with technical requirements,...

Description: You will be the Facilities Controls Engineer - Level 4 for the Facilities Controls team which is responsible for coordinating vendor support, asset management, and control system performance across the Greenville site. What You Will Be Doing As the Facilities Controls Engineer - Level 4 you will be responsible for serving as the central liaison between multiple site portfolios and external vendors while ensuring reliable operation of critical facility equipment. Your responsibilities will include: Coordinate and manage vendors for high‑priority equipment repairs, visitor badge processing, and on‑site logistics. Design, program, commission, and maintain a variety of facility control assets, including ovens, HVAC units, and specialized production machines. Track and report risks, action items, backlog, and resource constraints, providing real‑time data to senior leadership. Develop and maintain metrics, Review of Boards (ROB) updates, and...

Description: You will be the Facilities Engineer Sr. (Level 3) for the Facilities Engineering Team. Plans, designs and oversees the reconfiguration, maintenance, and alteration of equipment, machinery, buildings, structures, labs, offices and other facilities. Gathers and reviews data concerning facility or equipment specifications, company or government restrictions, required completion date, and construction feasibility. Coordinates with architecture/engineering firms in developing design criteria and preparing layout and detail drawings. Reviews and estimates design costs including equipment, installation, labor, materials, preparation, and other related costs. What You Will Be Doing As the Facilities Engineer Sr. (Level 3) you will be responsible for driving the design and implementation of facility solutions that support manufacturing and operational excellence. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Develop and recommend long‑range...

Description: You will be the Office Planning Team Lead Project Manager - Level 4 for the Facilities Engineering Space Planning team which is responsible for strategically planning and managing office space utilization to support large‑scale programs while staying within facility and budget constraints. What You Will Be Doing As the Office Planning Team Lead Project Manager - Level 4 you will be responsible for driving end‑to‑end office refurbishment and renovation projects, ensuring compliance with ESH, fire, and security requirements. Your responsibilities will include: Define baseline project requirements with customers, manage change orders, and establish operating budgets. Lead project reviews of cost, schedule, and technical performance, setting milestones and monitoring adherence to master plans. Coordinate multidisciplinary resources—including network, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing teams—to deliver projects on time and within scope. Act...

Description SAIC is currently seeking a mid to senior level Engineering Technician who is looking for a growth opportunity as a technician at an industrial/engineering/testing site in Newport, R I. The candidate will work within a multidisciplinary team of electrical & mechanical engineers and technicians to support the electrical and mechanical maintenance, calibration, configuration, and testing of an advanced Naval Test Facility. The Acoustic Test Facility (ATF) is a specialized facility that performs testing and characterization of naval systems. The primary work focus will involve the maintenance, setup, breakdown, and repair of mechanical and electrical test equipment and facility infrastructure including fluid and material handling, industrial equipment, data acquisition, signal processing and complex test and automation systems. The candidate must be self-motivated, accountable, and present themselves professionally in front of customers and peers....

Description: IAM Hourly represented employees who currently work at the main (Sunnyvale/Palo Alto) unit, Santa Cruz, VAFB or Eastern Range facilities must apply to open requisitions on Brass Ring to be considered for the position. Independently determine and perform the corrective action necessary for continued operation of electro-mechanical equipment, machinery, systems, controls, circuits and associated devices including, but not limited to: radio controls, lasers, vibration, environmental, vacuum, welding, processing, production, microelectronics and wafer fabrication, microprocessor/computer controlled systems, and machine tools, with associated peripherals. Rework, service, maintain, modify, troubleshoot and repair industrial electro-mechanical equipment, systems, controls, circuits and associated devices with or without prints and schematics. Use all necessary tools, test equipment and instruments, machinery, software patches and diagnostics to facilitate operational...