Order Engineer

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionAre you a pro at AutoCAD 2D? The order engineer uses AutoCAD software, Microsoft D365 F&O, and other related software to create installation drawings and prepare an order for the manufacturing process.

This is a critical role at LSI ensuring high quality outputs for our customers, right the first time, every time.

Here's what you'd be doing:

· Prepares orders of play structures and independent equipment for the manufacturing process

· Reviews submitted orders for complete information and accurate pricing

· Confers with internal and external customers to clarify or resolve design/order issues

· Understands and uses ASTM, CSA, EN standards in work

· Prepares 2D installation layout drawings using AutoCAD/PlayCAD in layout tabs (paper space)

· Transfers and/or input orders into AX, make BOM modifications and pricing updates as required

· Reviews work to ensure quality, correctness and pricing

· Follow-ups on outstanding orders

· Communicates with rep. organizations to determine design and color required to complete the customer order requirements

· Effectively influence and communicate between internal departments to complete projects

· Maintains a dependable and predictable work attendance and productivity record

· Manage your own workload while working as a team

Here's what we're looking for:

Two-year certificate from college or technical school; or at least 2 years of related experience

· Experience with AutoCAD

· Understanding of manufacturing process

· Become NPSI certified within 18 months

· Experience reading and understanding POs and contracts

· Similar work/business experience (drafting, order management, customer service)

· Proficiency with e-mail along with excellent Excel and Word skills

· Experience reading and understanding POs and contracts

· Detail oriented; comfortable reviewing contracts and detailed sales orders

· Ability to be flexible, and work in a constantly changing and dynamic environment

· Ability to multi-task activities, set priorities, and achieve deadlines is key to successful performance

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