Jobs at Industrial Electric Manufacturing (IEM)

Leads learning and workforce development for a new manufacturing facility, including onboarding, technical training, competency certification, LMS administration, and continuous improvement. Builds and manages a team of Manufacturing Training Specialists, coordinates rapid hiring and training programs, and develops partnerships with workforce boards, community organizations, and colleges. Designs learning solutions, facilitates training, tracks workforce and learning metrics, and collaborates with operations, safety, quality, HR, and senior leadership.

Lead supply chain programs and teams across planning, scheduling, capacity management, demand planning, inventory, materials flow, supplier performance, and risk mitigation. Drive Lean Manufacturing, Kanban, value stream mapping, continuous improvement, cost reduction, and production schedule adherence in a manufacturing environment. Analyze performance data, collaborate cross-functionally, and ensure timely delivery, quality, and operational efficiency.

Develops and maintains manufacturing schedules based on customer orders, material availability, capacity, and production priorities. Coordinates with production, fabrication, engineering, supply chain, purchasing, and customer service teams to manage schedule changes, bottlenecks, delays, and expedited orders. Uses ERP/MRP tools, preferably INFOR, to monitor production and improve delivery performance. Supports lean manufacturing initiatives, process improvements, capacity planning, and accurate production reporting.

Leads the design, optimization, automation, validation, and continuous improvement of advanced manufacturing processes and production systems. Drives Lean, Six Sigma, Industry 4.0, capital projects, cost reduction, regulatory compliance, and KPI improvements across electromechanical product lines. Serves as a technical authority for cross-functional teams while mentoring engineers and supporting quality, safety, throughput, and operational excellence.

Owns the enterprise supply plan and rough-cut capacity planning within the S&OP cycle. Leads supply reviews, identifies capacity and supply-demand constraints, and develops mitigation scenarios. Coordinates with plant Operations, Demand Planning, Procurement, and Materials teams while overseeing master scheduling alignment. Manages supply planners, planning tools, ERP parameters, capacity models, and KPIs covering schedule attainment, capacity utilization, inventory, and service levels.

Processes customer orders for the sales team by reviewing paperwork, entering orders and materials into INFOR, resolving discrepancies, handling order changes, coordinating with internal parties, and supporting incoming calls. The role requires strong organization, communication, accuracy, prioritization, time management, and multitasking in a manufacturing environment.

Provides day-to-day HR support for field services, including onboarding, employee records, benefits and payroll inquiries, HRIS maintenance, compliance tracking, performance management documentation, employee relations support, reporting, and HR projects. The role uses ADP and UKG, supports multi-site operations, handles confidential information, and may travel occasionally to manufacturing facilities, field offices, and vendor sites.

Develop and enhance IEM’s Infor SyteLine ERP system through the full software development lifecycle. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, coding in Infor Mongoose, VB.NET, and C#, developing SQL-based reports, testing, documentation, upgrades, troubleshooting, end-user support, and training. The role also supports system conversions, maintains applications, and collaborates on ERP solutions involving manufacturing and accounting processes.

Leads the design, optimization, automation, validation, and continuous improvement of manufacturing processes and production systems. Drives Lean, Six Sigma, Industry 4.0, kaizen, root-cause analysis, CAPA, process documentation, line-layout optimization, KPI improvement, capital equipment projects, and regulatory compliance. Partners cross-functionally with operations, quality, R&D, and supply chain while mentoring engineers and supporting a new manufacturing plant.

Develop and maintain production schedules aligned with customer orders, material availability, and manufacturing capacity. Coordinate with production, fabrication, engineering, supply chain, and customer service teams; monitor ERP-based manufacturing activities; identify bottlenecks and delivery risks; adjust schedules for shortages and expedited orders; and support lean manufacturing and process improvement initiatives.

Serves as the primary quality contact for customers and commercial teams, investigating product issues, conducting root cause analysis, implementing containment and corrective actions, and coordinating rework or recalls. Supports supplier quality, incoming inspection, new product introductions, FMEA, continuous improvement, and KPI reporting. Maintains quality documentation, communicates findings to customers and management, supports manufacturing processes, and leads cross-functional quality initiatives.

Workplace Coordinator manages front desk reception, visitor access, mail and package distribution, office supplies, vendors, workplace documentation, employee events, and administrative tasks. The role supports a safe, organized office environment, employee engagement, space planning, facilities initiatives, and VIP visits while providing a welcoming first impression. This fully onsite position requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, customer service, and adaptability, along with the ability to lift up to 20 pounds.

Designs and executes electrical and functional tests for power distribution products and components. Develops test procedures, analyzes results, troubleshoots wiring, component, relay protection, and control logic issues, and performs failure analysis. Collaborates with engineering and production teams, maintains technical documentation, supports Factory Witness Testing, and recommends improved testing technologies. The role requires compliance with safety standards, detailed reporting, and work in a shop or warehouse environment.

Sell medium- and low-voltage power distribution products to electrical contractors, distributors, and end users in the Houston area. Manage account plans, identify revenue opportunities, understand customer requirements, develop complete project proposals and bid packages, negotiate orders, maintain client relationships, coordinate handoffs to execution teams, and provide sales forecasting. The role requires deep knowledge of power distribution equipment and experience managing medium and large project sales.

Supports quality assurance and ISO 9001 systems across manufacturing operations. Analyzes quality metrics, conducts audits and corrective actions, develops manufacturing procedures, facilitates root-cause problem solving, and applies Six Sigma, SPC, PFMEA, and other quality tools. The role collaborates with engineering, production, suppliers, and other divisions to improve product quality, manufacturability, compliance, and continuous improvement for electrical distribution systems.

Designs and optimizes electrical power delivery architectures for industrial, data center, and enterprise applications. Provides pre-sales technical support, interprets specifications, contributes to proposals, selects components, and develops standards-compliant solutions. Collaborates with engineering, sales, vendors, and customers to improve system performance and reliability. The role also drives innovation, supports digital transformation, represents the company at industry events, mentors teams, and travels within the Central United States.

Coordinates production activities to maximize utilization and ensure timely product delivery. Monitors work-in-progress, identifies bottlenecks, tracks production status, supports production planners and schedulers, and communicates risks involving materials, engineering, procurement, quality, maintenance, and scheduling. Maintains production reports, documents production history, supports continuous improvement, and follows safety and scheduling procedures.

Develops and maintains production plans based on customer demand, forecasts, material availability, and manufacturing capacity. Coordinates with production, fabrication, engineering, supply chain, and materials teams to align resources and support on-time delivery. Uses ERP/MRP systems and data analysis to identify constraints, manage risks, improve planning accuracy, and support manufacturing execution. Contributes to lean initiatives, ERP data improvements, capacity planning, and continuous improvement efforts.

Supervise daily production operations within an assigned work center, leading Team Leads and Operators to meet safety, quality, delivery, efficiency, takt time, and schedule targets. Monitor KPIs, coordinate materials and support functions, enforce standard work and 5S practices, coach employees, support onboarding and cross-training, and lead root cause analysis and corrective actions.

Designs and improves manufacturing processes in a medium- to high-mix production environment. Leads Kaizen events, root-cause investigations, continuous improvement initiatives, standard work development, process validation, layout optimization, PFMEA, control plans, and data-driven bottleneck analysis. Collaborates with Quality, Operations, and Supply Chain, ensures compliance with quality and safety standards, and trains operators and technicians on process changes and lean methodologies.