Ensure the definition and update of workstation documents and training modules related to harness assembly.

Perform time studies using stopwatch analysis, analyze movements, and improve workstation ergonomics.

Contribute to the definition of main workstation layouts and the identification of sub-elements.

Assist and train operators and supervisors during the start-up of new assembly processes.

Propose standard assembly line installations and finishing layouts following flow analysis, while promoting one-piece flow.

Support the launch of new projects, including capacity studies, equipment ordering, and staff training.

Define and review manufacturing lot sizes (EOQs).

Optimize and restructure existing manufacturing processes.

Create process documentation and work instructions in accordance with quality standards.

Ensure implementation of engineering changes and new products.

Follow up on TEOA-specific KPIs and reporting standards.

Monitor OEE, scrap rate, and line efficiency, and lead action plans to improve these metrics.

Comply with legal and site EHS policies, rules, and instructions to prevent OHS risks and reduce environmental impacts.

Alert management and/or the EHS team of any detected EHS anomalies.

Actively participate, as required, in the continuous improvement of the EHS Management System.