Operations Specialist Engineer

We, at Leggett & Platt Inc., are searching for an Operations Specialist Engineer within our operations team to help support our bedding   business.  Did you know we have been revolutionizing the sleep industry since 1883?  That’s right!  In fact, we hold the original patent on a spiral steel coil bed spring, filed way back in 1885.  Since then, we have been an industry leader in guaranteeing you get the best sleep possible.  If you join our team, your work will ensure people across the world have a little more comfort in their lives. As the Operations Specialist Engineer you will support US Spring manufacturing branches to excel by diagnosing and resolving machinery or quality problems,  train technicians and operators to operate production equipment safely, and assist branches to produce quality products. This role ensures repeatable manufacturing practices through EOJT documentation, Product Specific training, and hands-on knowledge transfer.  The successful candidate will be adept at adapting training to suit diverse adult learning styles. And gain a deep technical understanding of mattress spring manufacturing. This will be part of a strategic plan to successfully complete a 2-year training program. And then relocate to one of the following:   Carthage, MO   Ennis, TX   Rensselaer, IN  or  Monroe, GA So, what will you be doing as an Operations Specialist Engineer? Primary Objectives Develop a skilled, high performing workforce capable of producing quality innerspring products and meeting performance standards. Troubleshoot and resolve equipment and quality issues.  Use these opportunities to improve training and drive machinery enhancements. Improve machinery efficiency and reliability across the US Spring business unit. Enhance product and process quality while reducing manufacturing variability. Support Bedding Group growth objectives through improved equipment utilization and technical staff training. Establish an efficient and effective training program for new employees that transitions them to capable production roles.  This means Ensuring safe practices and equipment operation, and Producing high-quality coils, innersprings and mattresses. Conduct performance tests and inspections on the mechanical, control, pneumatic, and electrical systems of the machinery.  Diagnose and correct issues. Operate coilers and assemblers to demonstrate best practices. Uninstall, relocate, and install production equipment as required. Support efficient, cost-effective management of replacement parts. Support and train technicians how to perform repairs, rebuilds, and upgrades. Collaborate with engineering and product development teams to ensure manufacturability, quality, and cost objectives are met. In part by supporting the introduction and launch of new products. Document key machine parameters, modifications, repairs, and process improvements for training and future…