Industrial Engineer

About the role

As an Industrial Engineer at Amjad, you will look at how work actually moves through the shop — from drawing release to cutting, forming, welding and dispatch — and remove the waiting, rework and double handling you find. You will measure what happens on the floor, test changes on a live job, and write the method down so the team can repeat it. You will work with supervisors, fabricators and the design team, and any improvement has to still be working on a Monday morning.

What you will do:

• Map the route a job takes and find where it waits or gets reworked.
• Run time studies and set realistic times for cutting, forming and welding.
• Improve shop layout, material flow and tooling so jobs move in one direction.
• Set simple quality and safety checks, and track scrap and on-time delivery.
• Test a change on a live job, measure the result and keep it if it works.
• Write work instructions the crew can follow and train supervisors on them.

What you bring:

• Degree in industrial, mechanical or manufacturing engineering.
• Two or more years in a fabrication, machining or process plant.
• Comfort with time studies, process mapping and shop-floor data.
• Lean or Six Sigma training is useful; shop-floor judgment matters more.
• Clear reporting — the crew should understand what you propose and why.
• Willingness to spend most of the week on the shop floor, not in an office.