Maintain an ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory, manage quality documents and audits and assure calibration, traceability and validity of printer-emission test data.
About this role
This production engineer improves equipment and control systems for toner and other chemical products at Konica Minolta. The engineering department handles scale-up, concepts, design, installation, launch and improvement, using electrical instrumentation and data to support safety, quality and productivity.
Duties include improving existing controls, planning automation, specifying sensors, motors and PLCs, and coordinating manufacturers or contractors through construction and commissioning. Data visualization and early anomaly detection support process improvements. The employee begins in familiar areas and broadens responsibility with team support.
Candidates need one qualifying foundation: relevant engineering basics; production-equipment design, installation, maintenance or improvement; PLC/control automation work; or shop-floor equipment/process improvement. Neither chemical-industry experience nor a minimum tenure is required.
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