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Production Support Engineer

Suwanee, GA · On-site

$39 - $51/hr

Price Industries is seeking a corporate-level Production Support Engineer to drive design-for-manufacturing (DFM) and design-for-automation (DFA) initiatives across our HVAC manufacturing operations.

Production Support Engineer

Chicago, IL · On-site

$43.25 - $56.50/hr

The Production Support Engineer will minimize downtime and optimize production uptime, acting as the primary incident commander for high-severity outages and driving continuous improvement in support ...

The Role As a Production Support Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of keeping our robotic fulfillment system running at peak performance. You'll be part of a team responsible for ensuring steady ...

Production Support Engineer

Endicott, NY · On-site

$40 - $52.25/hr

... Manufacturing Engineer to drive a producible and cost efficient design in the production ... Support concept designs in support of proposals on an as-needed basis. * Develop test plans in ...

Production Support Engineer

Cleveland, OH · Hybrid

$40.75 - $53/hr

As a Production Support Engineer, you will work in a distributed team using Agile methodology to support our Department of Motor Vehicles titling suite. You will support and work on multiple ...

Production Support Engineer

Atlanta, GA · On-site +1

$40.50 - $52.75/hr

Production Support Analyst / Application Support Specialist Direct Hire Atlanta, GA - hybrid onsite ... Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including developers, QA, and infrastructure teams, to ...

Production Support Engineer

Haslet, TX · On-site

$100K - $130K/yr

The Role As a Production Support Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of keeping our robotic fulfillment system running at peak performance. You'll be part of a team responsible for ensuring steady ...

Production Support Engineer

Westlake, TX

$40.25 - $52.50/hr

... Production support and on call handling 24/7 applications and Infrastructure. * Extensive experience working on AWS cloud environment. * Experience in programming languages like Java, python, node ...

Production Support Engineer

Jacksonville, FL · On-site

$39 - $50.75/hr

Production Support Engineer Location: Jacksonville, FL FTE 1. Application Production management experience with knowledge of following technology stack i. Database: Oracle ii. Operating System ...

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To thrive as a Production Support Engineer, you need strong problem-solving abilities, a background in computer science or IT, and experience in troubleshooting software and infrastructure issues. Familiarity with monitoring tools, ticketing systems like Jira or ServiceNow, and scripting languages such as Python or Bash is typically required. Excellent communication, teamwork, and the ability to remain calm under pressure help you stand out in this role. These skills and qualities are crucial for ensuring system reliability, minimizing downtime, and maintaining seamless business operations.

What are some common challenges faced by Production Support Engineers, and how are they typically addressed?

Production Support Engineers often face challenges such as resolving urgent system outages, managing high-pressure incidents, and balancing multiple support requests simultaneously. To address these, they rely on strong troubleshooting skills, clear communication with development teams, and well-documented incident management processes. Many organizations provide on-call rotations and regular training to help engineers stay prepared, while collaboration with cross-functional teams ensures issues are resolved efficiently and root causes are addressed for long-term stability.

What are Production Support Engineers?

Production Support Engineers are IT professionals responsible for ensuring the smooth operation and maintenance of software applications and systems in a live production environment. They monitor system performance, troubleshoot technical issues, and collaborate with development and operations teams to quickly resolve incidents. Their goal is to minimize downtime, maintain service levels, and support end-users by addressing technical problems as they arise. Production Support Engineers also contribute to system improvements and may participate in on-call rotations to provide 24/7 support.

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Production Support Engineer

Production Support Engineer

PRICE INDUSTRIES INC

Suwanee, GA • On-site

$39 - $51/hr

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago


Price Industries rating

8.5

Company rating: 8.5 out of 10

Based on 5 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz


Job description

Price Industries is seeking a corporate-level Production Support Engineer to drive design-for-manufacturing (DFM) and design-for-automation (DFA) initiatives across our HVAC manufacturing operations. Reporting to the General Manager of Operations Shared Services, this role partners directly with plant Operations teams, Design Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Safety to optimize product designs, improve throughput, reduce scrap, and support safe, repeatable automated processes while meeting customer fitness-for-use expectations and applicable code body requirements.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with plant teams to identify and execute product design optimizations that improve manufacturing efficiency, yield, and ergonomics while reducing scrap and rework.
  • Apply DFM/DFA principles to product designs and assemblies, considering fabrication, forming, fastening, powder coat, and packaging/handling impacts.
  • Serve as a primary link between Operations and Design Engineering to communicate manufacturability constraints, capability data, and opportunities for standardization across business units.
  • Lead cross-functional problem solving for production issues driven by design or tolerance stack-up; develop corrective actions that protect customer performance and compliance requirements.
  • Develop and maintain an intake, prioritization, and tracking system for DFM changes, engineering requests, and automation opportunities; establish standard work, triage criteria, and reporting cadence.
  • Support automation and equipment scoping by assisting with process definition, cycle-time/takt assumptions, part presentation and fixturing concepts, acceptance criteria, and commissioning/validation plans.
  • Collaborate with Quality, Supply Chain, Sales, and Customer Service teams to ensure design and process changes are robust and scalable, including material/specification alignment, supplier capability considerations, inspection/validation needs, voice-of-customer impacts, and change implementation readiness.
  • Coordinate trials and implementation of design changes, including documentation, training support, and change readiness with Operations, Quality, and Supply Chain.
  • Use data (scrap, downtime, throughput, warranty/returns, quality escapes) to quantify opportunity size, build business cases, and measure post-implementation results.
  • Ensure all solutions meet customer fitness-for-use requirements and align with applicable codes, standards, and internal quality systems.
  • Promote continuous improvement culture by mentoring plant teams on DFM/DFA methods and sharing best practices across sites.
Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or related field (or equivalent combination of education and experience).
  • 3+ years of experience in a manufacturing engineering, product industrialization, production support, or process improvement role.
  • Demonstrated experience applying DFM principles to improve manufacturability, throughput, and scrap/yield in a production environment.
  • Working knowledge of fabrication and assembly processes; ability to evaluate tolerance, fit, and functional performance impacts of design changes.
  • Experience collaborating cross-functionally with Design Engineering, Quality, and Operations; ability to influence without direct authority.
  • Strong problem-solving capability (e.g., 8D, A3, DMAIC) with data-driven decision making.
  • Proficiency with common engineering tools (e.g., CAD viewing/markup, Excel/data analysis, basic statistical methods).
  • Lean / continuous improvement / Kaizen experience (e.g., standard work, waste elimination, root cause problem solving) with demonstrated results in a production environment.
  • Ability to travel 20-40% to manufacturing sites as needed.
  • Experience in sheet metal manufacturing, including cutting/punching, bending/forming, joining, and powder coating processes.
  • Hands-on exposure to automation (robotics, press brake automation, material handling, vision, fixturing) and equipment specification/commissioning.
  • Knowledge of HVAC components, air distribution products, or similar engineered-to-order / configured products.
  • Experience with PLM/ERP change control (ECN), routings, bills of material, and manufacturing documentation.
  • Familiarity with code/standards considerations relevant to HVAC products and customer compliance requirements.
  • Lean manufacturing experience (standard work, value stream mapping, waste reduction) and/or CI certification.
Core Competencies
  • Systems thinking: connects design decisions to downstream manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and logistics impacts.
  • Execution focus: translates opportunities into scoped initiatives with clear owners, timing, and measurable outcomes.
  • Communication: able to present tradeoffs and recommendations to both technical and operational audiences.
  • Customer mindset: protects functional performance and compliance while driving cost and efficiency improvements.
Work Environment
This role splits time between corporate collaboration and on-site manufacturing support in a sheet metal production environment (fabrication, powder coat, assembly), with expected travel of approximately 20-40%. The position may require walking production floors, interacting with equipment and tooling and front-line operators, and supporting trials during off-shifts as needed.
We are the leading provider of non-residential air distribution products across North America. We are committed to nurturing passionate and adaptable individuals who will play pivotal roles in shaping our future. After 75 years, Price remains a privately held family company with a deep heritage and commitment to innovation and service, and social responsibility. Our long-standing vision, values, and the Price way of doing business are the cornerstones of our company.
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We are an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
THIRD PARTY RECRUITING AGENCIES
Please be advised that Price Industries is NOT currently engaging third-party recruiting services. Any resumes submitted without a signed contract dated on or after January 2025 AND specifically engaged for a specific search from Price Industries' Human Resources department will be considered the property of Price Industries, with no fee obligation. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.