5 jobs found in Boston, MA

Perform all levels of electrical design including the development of construction documents.

EHS Leader – Nashoba Valley Area Comp Target; $120-130K + bonus Role Overview We are seeking a seasoned EHS and Facilities Supervisor with a strong background in manufacturing or industrial environments. This role is responsible for the dual oversight of our Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) management systems and the operational integrity of our facility. You will be the primary lead for regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and the continuous improvement of our physical infrastructure. Key Responsibilities Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Leadership System Administration: Own and administer the site EHS management system in full compliance with OSHA , EPA, and all applicable state and local regulations. Policy Development: Create, implement, and maintain comprehensive EHS policies, procedures, and detailed work instructions. Risk Management: Lead hazard identification, formal risk assessments , and robust...

Position Summary The Injection Molding Process Engineer is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining efficient and reliable injection molding processes to ensure consistent production of high-quality parts. This position provides technical expertise in process optimization, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement, serving as a key liaison between production, maintenance, quality, and engineering functions. The Process Engineer leads process development for new product launches, supports tooling and equipment validation, and contributes to productivity, cost, and quality improvement initiatives. Additionally, this role provides technical direction and mentoring to process technicians and molding personnel, ensuring adherence to established standards, procedures, and safety requirements. Essential Job Functions Plan, direct, and coordinate manufacturing equipment and processes to produce high-quality injection-molded products. Lead...

The Cost Engineer will develop cost estimates during the quoting process for new products and maintain accurate standard costs for existing products. This role involves collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to materials, labor, tooling, and equipment to ensure accurate cost forecasting. The Cost Engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize costs, improve efficiency, and support strategic decision-making for both new and legacy products. Essential Responsibilities · Utilize cost methodologies and tools to prepare and maintain reliable and accurate cost data. · Identify and quantify potential cost uncertainties to ensure costing models capture the full range of risks. · Establish cost estimates for production processes and tooling; review alternatives and recommend improvements. · Track actual costs against estimates and report regularly to ensure alignment with...

The Tool Design Manufacturing Engineer (TDME) is responsible for designing, developing, and improving tooling, fixtures, jigs, and dies used in metal stamping/progressive / compound die and other manufacturing machining operations (welding, work holding for tool room CNCs, and press brakes). This role works closely with production, quality, and tool room personnel to ensure tooling meets performance, safety, cost, and delivery requirements while supporting continuous improvement initiatives. The TDME interacts with the costing engineer by providing tool layouts and designs needed for the quoting process of new parts. Additionally, there is strong collaboration and team work with the rest of the engineering department where tool designs are reviewed and assistance is problem solving is obtained. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Designs tooling to produce parts using CAD (Solid Works, Logo Press &/or CADKEY) to customer specifications under...