Manufacturing Maintenance Engineer-Tpm Maintenance

Job Description
ESP (Electronic Stability Program) and IPB (Integrated Power Brake) manufacturing in Bosch Charleston has world-class high-speed assembly lines. These highly automated machines require continuous support from driven individuals that are able to learn varied technologies and provide assistance when necessary.
Our team of manufacturing engineers and technicians act as the primary support for assembly and machining equipment. In addition to specializing in key mechanical components, TPM Engineers act as the drivers in manufacturing operations by coordinating maintenance resources such as spare parts, Preventive/Predictive maintenance, proactive Condition Based Maintenance, line downtime, and technician training to maintain a good working operation of our assembly lines.
As aManufacturing Maintenance Engineer- TPM Maintenance you will be required to:
Directly support the assembly lines by troubleshooting components using various Analytical techniques.
Manage long term projects for facilities installations.
Develop spare parts lists for new ESP10 equipment and manage project to ensure parts are established in SAP, sourced, and on-hand before “Ready for Production”.
Develop and implement preventive maintenance plans for ESP10, using best practices from ESP9 and benchmarking from IPN plants.
Act as a primary line of support for TPM scheduling functions.
Understand and optimize spare parts pipelines and storage.
Provide guidance to hourly personnel on the execution of PM (Preventive/Predictive Maintenance) tasks.
Participate and lead projects focused on OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) improvement and machine stability.
Demonstrate self-initiative by generating new projects by suggesting improvements and managing workload.
Become a subject matter expert for certain topics. (Compressors, environmental monitoring, vacuum pumps, force transducers, conveyors, Robots, vibratory systems).
Lead daily management of area using MES and other analytics/data to meet targets and derive measures to continuously improve performance.