Repair Group Leader(A Group FATP._.MFG)-Houston,TX

Houston, TX

Full Time

Experienced

Purpose of the position

Line bring-up/Failure units repair/Abnormal issue handling/Take Apart/Engineering DOE support/Material inventory management/Yield report Fulfillment

Duties and Responsibilities

1. line setup：Repair area layout, electric/air/net layout confirmation and tracking
2. Failure units repair：Support RD&SE validation and data collection
3. Control Run material tracking and data collection
4. Repair abnormal issue handling，Workman issue & other abnormal collection
5. Engineering DOE support：Failure data collection
6. Material inventory management
7. defective material, timely confirmation of NTF materials
8. Regularly audit repair inventory amounts, optimize inventory costs.
9. NG materials timely return to warehouse
10. human resource allocation

Education and work experience

Successful completion of 4-years of high school, or equivalent, plus completion of two years of college or graduation from a two-year technical college with an associate’s degree. Degree required: Diploma

Supervision : direct reports are Line leaders

Working conditions

Office-based role, fast-paced work environment
The position requires flexible working hours coordination capacity, the ability to respond to emergencies when necessary, and a willingness to adjust personal schedules as needed to support team goals and ensure smooth overall operations.

Skills: MFG Repair management skills, team leadership skills, cost control ability.Proficient in English communicate, candidates with Chinese work capacity are preferred, but not required

Functional Skills:
1. Fail Units Repair Records and Report
2. Proficient use of relevant software and tools
3. Safety awareness
4. Cost control awareness
5. Cross-departmental collaboration skills

Core Skills:
1. Familiarity with manufacturing Repair processes
2. Team Management Ability
3. Quality Management Ability
4. Production Efficiency Enhancement Ability
5. Problem Solving Ability

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