Graduate Engineer Trainee

GE HealthCare•Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

fulltime

Engineering and Information Technology

0+ years

Job Description Summary Job Description Job Description Position: Manufacturing Process & Quality Engineer Trainee.

Qualification requirements: B.E/B.Tech. Graduate, Electrical/ Electronics/ Medical Electronics

Primary Roles & Responsibilities

Resolve quality issues of the line.
Ensure all Equipment Calibration activities are done as per schedule.
Review and maintain Calibration reports.
Carry out Verification and Validation activities related to equipments & production processes.
Prepare Validation reports and Verification Reports.
Support Equipment installation and maintenance activities.
Support ordering Tools and equipment’s for manufacturing.
Support clearance of non-conforming material reports from the production line on a daily and Weekly basis.
Manage Non confirming products area.
Work with Cross functional team and supplier quality engineering team for problem solving and manage rejected materials.
Support Supplier follow up for part rejections and rework activities with supplier and Production Line.
Support preparation of work instructions & maintain revision history.
Support preparation of Device History Records & maintain revision history.
Support engineering change communications and document distributions across cross-functional teams.
Training of manufacturing team on the changes in work instructions.
Develop solutions for quality, Cot, and Productivity issues.
Own EHS element as support member.
Support in maintaining inventory of Capital Goods & ensure good tractability.
Execute Poke Yoke projects related to jigs & fixtures to simplify the manufacturing process.
Support implementation of Kaizen across the manufacturing lines.
Support the manufacturing team in driving Lean Action Work Outs across the site.

Work experience: Fresh Graduates or up to One year of relevant experience.

Other Relevant Responsibilities

Additional Information Relocation Assistance Provided: No