BIW Process Engineer
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Job Description
We are pleased to inform you that we have scheduled a Walk-in Recruitment Drive in Pune on Saturday, 24 Oct
Interview Details:
Venue:
Tata Technologies
25 Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park,
Hinjewadi Pune 411057 India
Time:
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Selection Process:
- Profile Screening and Shortlisting at the Venue
- Technical Interview
- Tool Assessment/Test
- HR Discussion
PFB Job Description:
BIW Process Engineer
Key Responsibilities
Process Planning & Manufacturing Engineering
- Develop complete BIW assembly process plans for new vehicle programs.
- Define assembly sequences, process flow, and station allocation.
- Create manufacturing process sheets and operation standards.
- Conduct product manufacturability and process feasibility studies.
- Develop process concepts for Underbody, Framing, Closure, and Final BIW Assembly lines.
- Define joining strategies such as Spot Welding, MIG Welding, Laser Welding, Riveting, Clinching, and Adhesive Bonding.
Production System Development
- Prepare line layouts and equipment loading plans.
- Perform line balancing and manpower planning.
- Estimate cycle times and validate takt-time requirements.
- Define production capacity and throughput requirements.
- Support process optimization to improve productivity and reduce manufacturing costs.
More Info
Key Skills
Manufacturing process sheets
Process feasibility studies
Station allocation
Throughput requirements
Assembly sequences
Underbody Framing
BIW assembly process plans
Joining strategies
Closure and Final BIW Assembly lines
Equipment loading plans
Line layouts
Operation standards
Clinching
About Company
Skills:
closure , riveting , process flow , adhesive bonding , assembly sequences, equipment loading plans, Manpower Planning, Underbody Framing, Process Optimization, joining strategies, laser welding, throughput requirements, takt-time requirements, Line Balancing, Mig Welding, Spot Welding, manufacturing process sheets, process feasibility studies, production capacity, line layouts, station allocation, cycle times, Final BIW Assembly, operation standards