Chemical Process Engineer - $70,000 - 105,000/Yr at Stevens Industries Hidalgo, IL
Stevens Industries · Hidalgo, IL
- Level
- Engineer
- Team
- Process
- Base pay
- $70k–$105k
- Degree
- Required
- Experience asked
- 3+ years
- Industry
- Industrial
- Posted
- 7 days ago
The role in 30 seconds
An engineer-level process role at Stevens Industries (industrial) in Hidalgo, IL. In this role, you will be responsible for overseeing the quality control processes while managing chemical and material processes related to the lamination production.
- They ask for
- 3+ years · degree required
- Tools it names
- Root cause, SPC
- Base pay
- $70k–$105k
- Day to day
- some off-shift / weekend coverage
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How this role compares
Against 20 other live process postings in Illinois.
- Base pay
- About 5% below similar roles
- Experience asked
- Less than usual (3+ vs 5+)
Typical $78k–$107k, from 10 postings that list pay.
Similar roles usually ask 5+ years.
Skills these teams ask for most
- ✓ Root cause 57%
- Lean 48%
- ✓ SPC 43%
- Six Sigma 38%
- FMEA 33%
- Cost reduction 24%
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Full description from Stevens IndustriesAs posted on their careers site.ShowHide
Job Type Full-time Description We are seeking a skilled and motivated Chemical Process Engineer to join our team as the Quality Control Manager for our lamination production facility. In this role, you will be responsible for overseeing the quality control processes while managing chemical and material processes related to the lamination production. You will work closely with production teams to ensure high-quality standards are met, identifying areas for improvement, troubleshooting quality issues, and implementing corrective actions. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in chemical engineering and process optimization in a manufacturing environment. DUTIES: Quality Control Oversight: Manage the quality control systems to ensure that all products meet or exceed customer specifications and regulatory standards. Lead the implementation and maintenance of quality assurance programs, including process monitoring and testing procedures. Chemical Process Optimization: Collaborate with production teams to analyze and optimize chemical processes used in lamination, ensuring maximum efficiency, consistency, and quality. Troubleshoot and resolve any issues related to chemical processes that may affect product quality. Vendor Interaction: Work with new and/or existing vendors to improve material characteristics, production performance and reduce process and raw material scrap. Perform vendor audits to drive vendor raw material performance and production process improvements. Testing and Analysis: Design and implement laboratory and on-site tests to evaluate raw materials, intermediates, and finished laminated products. Monitor key chemical properties, including adhesion, durability, and material performance, to maintain quality standards. Compliance and Standards: Ensure that all processes and products comply with internal quality control standards, industry regulations, and safety requirements. Stay updated on industry trends, best practices, and compliance guidelines. Continuous Improvement: Develop and implement continuous improvement initiatives aimed at reducing defects, increasing throughput, and minimizing waste in the lamination process. Use root cause analysis and process data to drive improvements in quality and efficiency. Supplier and Material Management: Work with suppliers to ensure that raw materials meet quality specifications. Evaluate material quality and provide feedback for continuous supplier improvement.