Engineering Detailer

Overview

Create BOMs, calculate door weight, and detail non‑standard orders.

Key Responsibilities

• task prioritization
• order processing
• weight calculations
• bills-of-material
• tool development
• detailing workflow

Tasks

Responsible for the support of customer orders of non-standard product, by providing timely and accurate manufacturing documentation: Bills-of-material and weight and counterbalance calculations. Prioritize and process Detailing tasks to enable on-time manufacturing of customer orders. Identify gaps and opportunities in Detailing processes, driving improvements to Detailing methods and tools to capture efficiency gains. -Using system tools, prioritize and manage the timely completion of incoming tasks. -Communicate with internal Customer Care, Manufacturing, and Finance teams to gather necessary information to process and release orders. -Interpret routine and complex customer quotes and orders. Apply custom order detailing and manufacturing instructions. -Perform door weight and spring counterbalance calculations. -Prepare bills-of-material within the ERP system. -Develop and improve tools and workflows to improve Detailing processes and efficiency.

Requirements

• associate degree
• excel
• word
• math
• blueprints
• prioritization

What You Bring

-Ability to prioritize and multi-task. Resourceful. -Associate degree with technical focus preferred, or equivalent work experience with demonstrated success. -Strong technical and math background. -Solid communicator. Comfortable with in-person, phone, and written communication. -Experience with Microsoft Excel and Word. -Able to interpret and understand technically oriented material, blueprints, and door configuration rules.

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About Overhead Door Corporation

-Invented the upward-acting garage door and first electric opener by 1926, setting a high bar for innovation. -Produces solutions from residential garage doors to commercial sectional, rolling shutter, high-speed, fire-rated, and dock doors, tailored to sectors like manufacturing and logistics. -Operates five divisions (Access Systems, Genie openers, TODCO transport doors, Horton pedestrian systems, and Canadian Creative Door Services), spanning home to heavy-duty access needs. -Typical projects include equipping docks for warehouses, securing storefronts, automating hospital entrances, outfitting transportation fleets, and high-performance industrial installations. -Markets proprietary smart-home compatible opener systems like Genie’s Aladdin Connect and invented the first automatic sliding pedestrian door in 1954.

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