Eng Mfg General Planning III - 2nd Shift

Summary of Work Performed:

Serve as a highly skilled manufacturing process planner tactically composing, developing, changing, and maintaining process planning for components, subassemblies, major assemblies, kits, tooling, subcontracted requirements, and quality documents in accordance with management strategies and concepts, program, departmental, and project policies, departmental and Bell Process Framework, through use a various systems including but not limited to ENOVIA, SAP, CATIA, CAMS, and supporting hardware. This position supports all phases of Bill of Material process management as determined within the roles prescribed within Bell Process Framework architecture.

Experience & Other Requirements:

• Ability to interrogated, analyze, comprehend, and interpret various Engineering Drawings, Models, Bills of Materials, Technical Specifications, Quality Documents, Bell Process Framework, and Departmental procedures as necessary to perform assigned Planning work.

• Ability to determine proper work sequences, routings, and facility layout to produce efficient work flow as determined by Industrial Engineering and Bell Process Framework.

• Ability to determine, order, and provide instructions necessary to produce and coordinate Tooling requirements associated with machining, manufacturing, bonding, assembling, and installing engineering requirements necessary to manufacture and assemble assigned work in accordance with Manufacturing Engineering Project Policies, Program Policies, Program Tool Plans, General Tooling Document, and Bell Process Framework.

• Ability to provide process planning support daily to manufacturing operations through production order maintenance, tool maintenance, and various other planning liaison functions.

• Ability to validate that planning work performed by peers and or lower planner classifications conforms to Bell Process Framework and departmental procedures, and various policies.

• Ability to work within and Integrated Product Team or Manufacturing Build Team environment and work with multiple peer disciplines including Design Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering Project Engineers, Process Engineers, Quality Engineering, Tool Design, N.C. Programming, Tool Fabrication, Production Control and Logistics, Supervision, and others.

• Familiar with CATIA and GD&T concepts.

• Perform assigned work within acceptable average historical cost and schedule parameters

• Will be required to train employees in lower classed planning classifications

• Two years of college, trade school, military training with emphasis on Technical subject such as Engineering, Science, Mathematics, or CAD/ CAM systems, Aircraft repair and maintenance. or

• Five or more years aircraft manufacturing and or assembly experience at the A level or

• Two or more years aircraft manufacturing and or assembly experience at A Level and two or more years experience as a Class II General Planner.