Shift Lead
$80K - $90K/yr
$80K - $90K/yr
$11.50 - $14.25/hr
$45 - $48/hr
$11.50 - $14.25/hr
Columbus, OH · On-site
$24.65 - $49.25/hr
$42 - $50/hr
$40.87 - $55.29/hr
$40.87 - $55.29/hr
Urbana, OH · On-site
$24.32/hr
$80K - $90K/yr
$40.87 - $55.29/hr
Shift engineers oversee the production and maintenance operations during work shifts. You primarily find shift engineers in the manufacturing and hotel industries. In manufacturing factories, you monitor employees to ensure staff work efficiently and meet production quotas while adhering to safety regulations and procedures. Shift engineers may also collaborate with the design of the equipment and organize layout within the facility. Hotels hire shift engineers to respond to repair requests from staff and patrons and ensure all electrical and mechanical systems, such as the sprinkler systems, are set up and work properly. Some shift engineer positions only require candidates to hold a high school diploma, while others prefer candidates with a bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering.
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