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SAS Shoemakers Technical Engineering (Project) Coordinator/Manager in San Antonio, Texas
Position
SAS has an opening for a Technical Engineering (Project) Coordinator/Manager
Job Responsibilities
Work as a liaison between the Pattern Engineer and Manufacturing.
Works closely with the Pattern Engineer assigned and together determine best manufacturing processes for every operation.
Decide best synthetic materials; backers, box toes, counters, reinforcements, etc. for each new product.
Assist in the Manufacturing Process by aiding a Supervisor, Manager or operator with any issue that may arise in the shoemaking process.
Works closely with TE Project Manager to determine which new materials require wear testing and/or physical testing.
Must be willing to work outside your typical work duties and do whatever it takes to resolve any issues related to shoe making.
Job Qualifications:
Strong understanding of all shoe-manufacturing operations for all constructions from Cut to Pack. (Willing to provide training for candidates that meet other qualifications)
Must possess strong problem solving skills.
Must have a strong understanding and/or operate all shoe making machinery.
A self-starter who enjoys taking on new challenges to expand his/her role.
Mature, responsible and self-motivated individual with a strong work ethic.
Willing to get involved in anything and everything with an “It Can Be Done” attitude.
Able to multi-task handling several projects, while working independently or with a team.
Ability to work in a fast-paced, open workspace environment.
Highly motivated and able to follow instructions.
Must be detail oriented and able to work with numbers.
Must have absolute ability to exercise confidentiality.
Excellent job performance and attendance.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus
Physical Requirements:
The ability to walk up a staircase to the D&D Department.
Comfortably lift up to a maximum weight of 25 lbs.
Be able sit, stand and walk for 8 to 10 hours per day.
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelors Degree with a focus on Manufacturing/Industrial and/or Process Engineering or a significant amount of equivalent work experience.
Experience/education in manufacturing/industrial and/or process engineering for a manufacturing or industrial facility or company. Computer literate in Auto/CAD, Microsoft Office, Excel and Outlook. Experience in shoemaking/manufacturing or general manufacturing & production facilities.