Bombardier Looking for Analyst, Methods I at Ontario Full Time

Bombardier is a global leader, creating innovative and game-changing planes. Our products and services provide world-class transportation experiences that set new standards in passenger comfort, energy, efficiency, reliability and safety. We are a global organization focused on working together with a team spirit.

In your role, you will

• Develop, prepare, plan and maintain work instructions including product specifications, assembly manuals, PVA’s and technique sheets establishing the information required to manufacture a part or assembly. Prepare functional test procedure. Apply estimated standards for tool build times as well as set up, run and assembly times to parts and assemblies.

• Analyze new and complex designs of major modifications, major assemblies, installations, subassemblies, detail parts and recommend design changes. Shows progressive manufacturing bill of material for parts and assembly.

• Develop, conceive, conceptualize and generate requests for all related tooling including masters, interchangeability/replace ability media and tool coordination requirements.

• Issue instructions to facilitate tool design and fabrication including tool type, quantity and performance requirements. Recommend jig functions and hard point locations for tool coordination. Develop fabrication plans including machining, processing, and assembly. Prepare surface treatment processes, amend process sheets in shop as required.

• Generate requests, parts list, assembly sequence and condition of supply information. Liaise with all departments including Production, Procurement, and Engineering in order to resolve in-house and vendor technical problems and facilitate continuous improvement opportunities. Liaise regarding condition of supply and produceability.

• Develop resource plans and program schedules at and below the rate item level. Prepare first article schedule based on program schedule for rate item or lower. Perform time studies and method studies as well as justify and implement capital acquisition plans. Develop and apply standard manufacturing processes.

• Work in design build teams and provide process capability and commit to produce ability. Define and order hand tools and consumables.

• Responsible for relevant work required for actioning RNCs. May investigate discrepant parts and tools using lofted information. May hand-carry parts and tooling for investigate purposes

In your role, you will contd.

• Working with Production, Engineering and Finance, the Methods Analyst will be responsible for providing recurring and non-recurring production and direct support labour hour estimates for Mod’s, change proposals, customer requests, cost reduction initiatives and make/buy requests. Works under supervision with little direction. Provide guidance to junior personnel engaged in related activities. Perform other related duties as required.

• Work has to do with simple new projects or repetitive assignments. Must plan or replan the operations on any of the following projects utilizing existing machinery and tooling where practical. Also estimate operations times.

1. Small assemblies, sub-assemblies or detail parts.

2. Rework of parts.

3. Changes to previously designed and processed products

4. Tools, jigs, etc.

5. Assemblies – excluding details manufacture.

• Recommend the type and quality of material, fixtures, jigs, gauges and tools required to produce parts processed. May prepare simple sketches to clarify suggestions, contacting tool design, estimate time for tool manufacture. After clearance with seniors, recommend design changes to facilitate manufacture. Supply technical information and advice to shop personnel on projects assigned. Prepare related paperwork such as operation sheets, charts, graphs, purchase requisitions, concessions, route cards, progress reports. On assignments such as 1 and 3 above, work is assigned with verbal or written instructions and spot checked. May work on projects of Process Planner I under specific direction and supervision. May assign, coordinate and check the work of others. Own work is spot checked.

• Estimate correctly from drawings or sketches the accurate finished cost of a part or parts for which records provide only a portion of the essential information. May be required to prepare accurate estimate on parts for which no past record is available. Is required to fill available time on work which is relevant to the classification.

• Perform routine tasks or special assignments pertaining to Change Board scheduling problems; develop change commitment schedules and prepare flow charts using dates and flow times committed by Board members; investigate and analyze technical design or process difficulties, report on and/or as required, make recommendations to facilitate corrective change schedules, compose committed development schedule with new or revised engineering change memo/proposal to assure a complete manufacturing plan necessary to accomplish the change; develop for commitments by change representative, master and detail schedules, change effectivity, flow times and completion dates for each change; make recommendations to change board representative to ensure that all change commitments are valid and workable; coordinate all necessary change requirements with Manufacturing, Engineering organizations to meet compliance with Change Board commitment of all affected organizations. Perform other special tasks and assignments as required by supervisor.

As our ideal candidate

• Requires a post-secondary degree, diploma or certificate in Mechanical/Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering or equivalent.

• Requires a thorough understanding of several areas of manufacturing. Must be a sight-reader of drawings and must be able to utilize CADAM and CATIA Technology.

• Requires an understanding of aerospace manufacturing and industry practices and specifications. May require specialization in functional disciplines of structural, electrical, mechanical, F.T.P. and fabrication of parts (Sheet Metal, Machine Composite, Details and Assemblies). Familiarity with engineering, quality assurance, work and material planning and how they relate to methods activities is an asset. Requires good organizational skills and the ability to set and prioritize jobs. Ability to work under minimum supervision.

• Skills:

• Methods, analyst, design calculations, continuous improvement, aerospace manufacturing, aerospace engineering, manufacturing process, work instruction, CADAM, CATIA, functional test procedure, fabrication plan, technical investigations

Bombardier is an equal opportunity employer and encourages persons of any race, religion, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, age immigration status, disability or other applicable legally protected Characteristics to apply.

We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those under consideration will be contacted. Please continue to monitor our website and apply for additional positions for which you are qualified and may be of interest to you.

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Job Analyst, Methods I

Primary Location Toronto Global 7000/8000

Organization Aerospace Canada

Shift Day job

Employee Status Regular

Referral Amount $0.00