
Engineer Assistant III
Alamo Group Inc.
New Philadelphia, Ohio

Alamo Group Inc.
Employer: Alamo Group Inc.. Coordination of Engineering Change Notices (ECN), Specials and Sales Orders for all product lines. Coordinate and implement items by working with all required departments to timely maintain accurate phase in/out of changes and system maintenance. . Essential Functions of the Job: Maintain item master data, item branch data, routings, and bills of materials for all products and service parts. Including process, code and maintenance of all superseded parts. Maintain bills of material changes by reviewing all Engineering Change Notices (ECN), Specials Releases, Sales Orders, Engineering Service Changes, Mark-up Print Changes, and all other communications to manufacturing engineering affecting production and service related parts. Work order creation for production and rework. Process and print as needed. Review of parts i.e. consumption, scrap, or rework; excess and obsolete. Disposition of parts i.e. consumption, scrap, or rework; excess and obsolete. Communication to necessary departments on scrap and rework so the necessary parties are involved. ECN implementation after disposition using MRP to insure schedule attainment. Coordination and tracking of revision control for shop floor requirements per production schedule. After release of the ECN, tracking the information needed for documentation for the ECN until its completion. Cost Saving ECN's, tracking rework cost to assure disposition if necessary or if rework is feasible. Hold a weekly ECN meeting with Manufacturing, Procurement, Service, Engineering, Quality, I.E., and Engineering Liaison, and Accounting. Review, prioritize and delegate work with the responsibility of the project function and the necessity to carry out activities without direction. Load and revise non-configured Machine bills of material. Notifications for manufactured routings to be loaded and to master scheduler of completion for the release of the work order to drive material in the system. Cycle counting ECN rela