Project Engineer - Food Manufacturing

Please, review and apply for this position through the QCI system following the link below (Copy and Paste): http://bit.ly/1DGRYCb *You can apply through Indeed using mobile devices with this link. Our client is a well-established manufacturer in the Food industry, seeking a Project Engineer to join their team. The Project Engineer will be responsible for implementing capital programs, cost improvement and quality improvement projects utilizing maintenance and operations personnel, vendors and contractors to integrate projects into the existing plant in cost efficient, timely manner. The Project Engineer provides technical assistance to Production and Maintenance departments. Responsibilities: Performs detailed engineering and management of projects supporting the Production and Maintenance departments Manages capital projects, working with outside firms, contractors, maintenance and operations teams Supports new product opportunities by examining equipment capabilities, identifying gaps and estimating upgrade costs Identifies potential improvements to existing facilities Works with management on safety and environmental issues and leads corrective actions as needed Plans projects by studying customer requirements, identifying and analyzing trends in technology and collaboration with management team members Determines feasibility of projects by identifying and forecasting costs and project plan requirements Assists in administering, troubleshooting and maintaining PLC systems and related hardware Requirements: Bachelor's Degree in Engineering required 3-5 years of experience in food processing or food packaging strongly preferred Project management experience Training or experience in AutoCAD, PLC systems, and Process Control Instrumentation systems Prior experience working with outside contractors to complete projects Ability to work on multiple projects and meet deadlines Excellent written and verbal communication skills All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.