Manufacturing Engineer

at  voestalpine Railway Systems Nortrak LLC

JOIN OUR TEAM AT VOESTALPINE RAILWAY SYSTEMS NORTRAK!

Embark on a rewarding career journey with voestalpine Railway Systems Nortrak, North America’s premier designer and manufacturer of special trackwork. With a legacy spanning 160 years, we lead the industry in shaping the future of rail solutions. As part of the voestalpine Railway Systems global network, we are committed to delivering quality products and services, including rails, turnouts, fastening systems, signaling technologies, and monitoring solutions. Operating with a presence across Canada, the US, and Mexico, we prioritize the well-being of our people, global mobility, and sustainability and innovation.
Our people are the foundation of our success. Skilled, motivated, and results-driven individuals shape our culture demonstrating our core values of Respect, Responsibility, Curiosity, Courage, Passion, and Diversity each day. This commitment is more than shared values; it extends to shared responsibilities for safety and quality, showing genuine care for one another’s growth and development, a commitment to our customers, and fostering strong relationships within the Nortrak Team and with our customers.
We are currently looking for a Manufacturing Engineer to join our team in Irondale, Alabama.

EDUCATION:

• Requires a Bachelor’s Degree in Manufacturing or Industrial Engineering or other technical discipline.

FIELD OF EXPERIENCE:

• 5 years of related manufacturing experience within the CNC Machining Industry
• Experience with low volume/high component mix environment.
• Knowledge of ISO 9001 and AS 9001 standards would be an asset.
• Experience in a forging/forming environment preferred.
• Experience with presses and mechanized/automated manufacturing preferred.

The Manufacturing Engineer’s primary focus will be to improve the overall effectiveness of our manganese machining. The overall effectiveness measures will include cycle time accuracy, number of castings machined per week, cut time utilization percentage, and frog line assembly times. Reducing variation of castings to the frog line is critical to this position and will allow the frog line to hit their targets.