Industrial Engineer (Time & Motion Study)

Job Description

The Industrial Engineer (Time & Motion Study) is responsible for analyzing manufacturing processes to improve productivity, optimize resource utilization, and reduce operational costs. The role involves conducting detailed time and motion studies, establishing standard operating times, and identifying opportunities for process improvement. The engineer works closely with production, quality, and engineering teams to implement lean manufacturing practices and enhance overall operational efficiency. This position plays a vital role in driving continuous improvement and supporting capacity planning initiatives.

Key Responsibilities
Conduct detailed time and motion studies across manufacturing and assembly operations.
Develop and maintain standard time data for production processes.
Analyze workflow, labor utilization, and production efficiency to identify improvement opportunities.
Recommend process improvements to reduce cycle time and eliminate non-value-added activities.
Implement lean manufacturing techniques such as Kaizen, 5S, and value stream mapping.
Support production planning through capacity analysis and manpower optimization.
Prepare productivity reports, work measurement data, and performance analysis dashboards.
Collaborate with engineering and production teams during process improvement and line balancing activities.
Assist in designing efficient plant layouts and workstation ergonomics.