FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Performance Engineer at PPG?
The main responsibility of the Performance Engineer is to provide leadership and expertise in the manufacture of industrial paints and coatings, focusing on improving product quality and manufacturing efficiency.
Where is the Performance Engineer position located?
The Performance Engineer position is located in Oak Creek, WI.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The qualifications required include a Bachelor's degree in an Engineering field, 1+ years of process engineering and/or production experience, project management and Lean/Six Sigma experience, experience with batch manufacturing, and OSHA Process Safety Management experience.
Is experience in paint manufacturing necessary for this role?
While experience in paint manufacturing or pigment dispersion science is preferred, related process knowledge will also be considered.
What kind of projects will the Performance Engineer manage?
The Performance Engineer will work as a project manager on capital expenditure projects that promote growth, cost savings, and incorporate MOB and EHS plans.
How does PPG ensure compliance with safety regulations?
PPG ensures compliance by leading PHA's, managing MOC's, and maintaining OSHA PSM compliance and policies.
Are there opportunities for continuous improvement in this role?
Yes, the Performance Engineer will identify options for improving product quality and production efficiency and implement projects to address these opportunities.
What values does PPG prioritize in its work culture?
PPG prioritizes integrity, professionalism, mutual value creation, teamwork, trust in employees, ownership, and continuous improvement.
Does PPG provide equal employment opportunities?
Yes, PPG provides equal opportunity to all candidates and employees, regardless of various personal characteristics and backgrounds.
How can I provide feedback on the recruiting process?
You can provide feedback on the recruiting process by visiting Glassdoor.com.