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Engineer Tooling

Perform engineering duties in planning and designing tools, engines, machines, and other mechanically functioning equipment. Oversee installation, operation, maintenance, and repair of such equipment as centralized heat, gas, water, and steam systems.

Tooling Coordinator Production Engineering

Coordinates activities of engineering, tool design, purchasing, and other departments, to facilitate production or procurement of tooling: evaluates tooling orders received from production engineering department to determine whether tooling should be manufactured in-house or procured from outside vendor. Examines blueprints to determine tool requirements and special materials or items to be ordered. Calculates and records tool requirement data on tooling order, and routes order to tool design or purchasing department. Prepares requisitions for items to be purchased. Contacts tool room, purchasing, receiving, or other personnel to follow up on procurement or production activities and to expedite movement of tools between departments or vendors. Maintains manual or computerized records of tooling procurement, status, and disposition information. Examines tools and tool records to determine disposition of tools. Processes requests for tool repair. May transport tooling between departments or vendors to expedite handling.

Transportation Engineer

Develops plans for surface transportation projects according to established engineering standards and State or Federal construction policy. Prepares plans, estimates, and specifications to design transportation facilities. Plans alterations and modifications of existing streets, highways, and freeways to improve traffic flow. Requires an engineering degree in a related field. Excludes supervisory positions.: Prepares deeds, property descriptions, and right-of-way maps. Performs field engineering calculations to compensate for change orders and contract estimates. Prepares and presents reports of environmental analysis statements and other transportation information. May specialize in a particular phase of work, such as making surveys, improving signs or lighting, preparing plans, or directing and coordinating construction or maintenance activities. May specialize in studying vehicular and pedestrian traffic conditions and be designated accordingly. May plan, organize, and direct work in transportation studies to plan surface systems and be designated accordingly.

Aeronautical Engineer

Designs, develops, and tests aircraft, space vehicles, surface effect vehicles, missiles, and related component systems, applying engineering principles and techniques. Designs and develops commercial, military, executive, general aviation, or special purpose aircraft, space vehicles, satellites, missiles, or related hardware or systems. Excludes supervisory positions.: Tests models, prototypes, subassemblies, or production vehicles to study and evaluate operational characteristics and effects of stress imposed during actual or simulated flight conditions. May specialize in design and development of structural components, such as wings, fuselage, rib assemblies, landing gear, or operational control systems. May specialize in analytical programs concerned with ground or flight testing, or development of acoustic, thermodynamic, or propulsion systems. May assist in planning technical phases of air transportation systems or other aspects of flight operations, maintenance, or logistics.

Aeronautical Test Engineer

Conducts testing activities on aerospace and aircraft products, performing duties as described under test engineer.

Aeronautical Design Engineer

Develops basic design concepts used in design, development, and production of aeronautical and aerospace products and systems, performing duties as described under design engineer, products.

Factory Lay Out Engineer

Plans layout of complete departments of industrial plant or commercial establishment to provide maximum possible operating efficiency: measures and studies available floor space and draws plan of floor space to scale, using drafting tools. Studies sequence of operations to be performed and flow of materials. Studies and measures machines, conveyors, benches, furnaces, and other equipment. Coordinates all available knowledge and information into finished scale drawing, showing most efficient location for each piece of equipment and necessary working area around each. May use computer-assisted design/drafting equipment.

Process Engineering Director

Plan, direct, or coordinate activities in such fields as architecture and engineering or research and development in these fields. Exclude 'Natural Sciences Managers' (11-9121).

Tool Design Engineer

Conducts analytical studies on engineering proposals to develop designs for tools utilizing and applying engineering principals, research data, and proposed specifications. Analyzes engineering proposals, process requirements, and related technical data pertaining to design to determine feasibility of proposal. Typically requires an engineering degree in field of specialty. Excludes paraprofessional positions.: Uses computer-assisted engineering software and equipment. Analyzes specifications and performance requirements to determine designs which can be produced by existing manufacturing or processing facilities and methods. Analyzes engineering proposals, process requirements, and related technical data pertaining to tool design. Determines feasibility of designing tools or modifying existing tools considering costs, time limitations, company planning, and other technical and economic factors. Confers with research personnel to clarify or resolve problems and develops design. Prepares or directs preparations of detailed drawings and schematics. Directs and coordinates manufacturing of prototype. Plans and develops experimental test programs. Prevents or eliminates defects in new or existing products. Analyzes test data and reports to determine if design meets functional and performance specifications. Confers with research and other engineering personnel and prepares design modifications as required. Evaluates engineering test results for possible application to development of systems or other uses. Studies engineering and technical publications to keep abreast of technological changes and developments in industry.

Engineer Tool Design

Conducts analytical studies on engineering proposals to develop designs for tools utilizing and applying engineering principals, research data, and proposed specifications. Analyzes engineering proposals, process requirements, and related technical data pertaining to design to determine feasibility of proposal. Typically requires an engineering degree in field of specialty. Excludes paraprofessional positions.: Uses computer-assisted engineering software and equipment. Analyzes specifications and performance requirements to determine designs which can be produced by existing manufacturing or processing facilities and methods. Analyzes engineering proposals, process requirements, and related technical data pertaining to tool design. Determines feasibility of designing tools or modifying existing tools considering costs, time limitations, company planning, and other technical and economic factors. Confers with research personnel to clarify or resolve problems and develops design. Prepares or directs preparations of detailed drawings and schematics. Directs and coordinates manufacturing of prototype. Plans and develops experimental test programs. Prevents or eliminates defects in new or existing products. Analyzes test data and reports to determine if design meets functional and performance specifications. Confers with research and other engineering personnel and prepares design modifications as required. Evaluates engineering test results for possible application to development of systems or other uses. Studies engineering and technical publications to keep abreast of technological changes and developments in industry.

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