What we are looking for: Grammer is looking for an Engineering Change Coordinator to join our location in Shannon, MS. The ideal candidate will enjoy working in a team environment. This individual will have an opportunity to make lasting and positive changes in our team and the Americas Region! What you will be doing: Responsible for the feasibility and management of engineering changes, ensuring costs, planning, and resources Ensure risks are considered and mitigated wherever possible throughout the entire process Develop continuous improvement initiatives in the processes for implementing engineering changes. Support engineering change initiatives and proposals for cost savings Review and approval of circular data(s) for all series platforms. Develop and implement corrective and/or preventive actions throughout the development of engineering changes. Update the SAP system - Routings, WC, and CC for the platforms, using information shared by the engineering team Maintain the SAP system, focusing on Engineering-related activities (CC02/SCASE/WF/Investments/etc.) Meet with and coordinate with Project Managers, customers, Engineering team members, and other internal customers Escalate issues and necessary details to the appropriate leaders Implement Part History for all plant platforms. Ensure that updating the Part History is a standard activity for series engineers with every engineering change. Provide timely follow-up on engineering sample or prototype delivery dates for the entire department. Active participation on the shop floor for platforms undergoing changes. Responsible for 5S and controlling entries/exits from the engineering cage for samples and special materials related to ECMs. Coordinate with engineering team and cross-functionally, as needed, to achieve effective management and closure of engineering changes. Develop, continuously improve, and implement processes and procedures Create and update Variant Matrix and BOM in SAP, working files, and related systems Compliance with safety audits (hazard identification, risk assessment and control) Basic understanding of Grammer specific regulatory requirements