The Engineering Project Manager is responsible for leading a team in designing, optimizing and improving manufacturing and industrial processes to increase efficiency, reduce costs and ensure product quality & safety focusing on the mechanical aspects. They will analyze mechanical workflows, troubleshoot issues, working cross functionally to implement solutions to enhance operational performance.The primary responsibilities of the process engineer include analyzing processes, identifying areas for improvement and implementing solutions to enhance operational performance. The Project/Process Manager will work closely with the cross functional teams to evaluate workflows, identify bottlenecks and propose solutions to improve productivity and efficiency.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Essential Job Functions)   Documentation & Compliance: Prepare detailed process documentation, including (SOPs) standard operating procedures, process flow diagrams, and work instructions. Ensuring all activities comply with safety, health, environmental and industry specific regulations.Collaboration & Training: Work with the maintenance, engineering, operations and other cross functional teams and OEMs to develop and provide training to the technical support staff (Technicians, operators, etc.).Troubleshooting & Problem Solving: Identify potential production bottlenecks, investigating root causes of equipment malfunctions and process issues. Implement swift corrective actions to resolve issues and prevent reoccurrence.Mechanical Design & Optimization: Develop new processes, and/or modify existing processes to maximize output & uptime, while minimizing defects, waste and costs.Equipment & Layout: Work with the cross functional teams on evaluating and recommending new equipment, designing layouts and ensuring equipment is used effectively. Write and present Capital Expenditure projects.All other tasks as assigned                                                                                                                                                             
