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# Engineering Change Coordinator - Leeds, AL

- **Company:** Hubbell
- **Location:** Leeds, AL, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Microsoft Excel, Computer-Aided Design, Data Link, Document Management Systems, Microsoft Office, SAP (Applications)
- **Published:** November 3, 2026
- **Apply:** https://careers.hubbell.com/talentcommunity/apply/1447029100/?locale=en_US

## About the Role

* Associate's degree or equivalent relevant manufacturing experience.
 * Experience working in an engineered-product or manufacturing environment.
 * Strong ability to coordinate multiple priorities and follow actions through completion.
 * Ability to read and understand engineering drawings, bills of material, and product specifications.
 * Strong written and verbal communication skills.
 * Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Excel and standard Microsoft Office applications.

Preferred

 * Experience in an Engineer-to-Order or Configure-to-Order manufacturing environment.
 * Experience with ERP systems such as SAP.
 * Experience with engineering change control, BOM management, document control, or product lifecycle management processes.
 * Familiarity with CAD drawings and engineering documentation.
 * Experience supporting electrical, mechanical, or utility-industry products.

## Description

The Engineering Change Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and driving engineering changes for Engineer-to-Order products from identification through implementation and closure. The role ensures changes to drawings, bills of material, routings, specifications, and associated manufacturing information are communicated, prioritized, released, and implemented in a controlled manner.

The EC Coordinator acts as a central point of coordination between Engineering, Manufacturing, Materials/Planning, Quality, and Commercial teams, helping ensure engineering changes align with customer commitments, production schedules, material availability, and product quality.

A Day In The Life

Engineering Change Coordination

 * Own the day-to-day coordination and tracking of Engineering Changes for ETO orders.
 * Maintain visibility of open ECs, priorities, responsible owners, required actions, and completion status.
 * Facilitate EC review and disposition with Engineering, Operations, Materials, Quality, and other stakeholders.
 * Ensure changes progress from initial request through engineering release and manufacturing implementation.
 * Escalate ECs that threaten customer delivery dates, manufacturing schedules, or material availability.

ETO Order Support

 * Review active ETO orders for engineering changes or documentation issues that could prevent execution.
 * Coordinate resolution of drawing, BOM, specification, configuration, and manufacturing-documentation discrepancies.
 * Work with Planning and Operations to ensure released engineering information is available when required to support manufacturing.
 * Identify changes affecting work already released to production and coordinate appropriate disposition.

Change Impact Management

 * Determine which open orders, components, drawings, BOMs, or production activities may be affected by a proposed engineering change.
 * Coordinate material disposition when changes create obsolete, excess, rework, or replacement material requirements.
 * Ensure downstream stakeholders understand when a change becomes effective.
 * Coordinate implementation timing to minimize disruption to production and customer delivery.

Cross-Functional Coordination

 * Serve as the communication link between operations and the ETO execution team.
 * Clearly document decisions, owners, required actions, and due dates.
 * Follow up on overdue activities and unresolved dependencies.
 * Communicate high-risk changes to appropriate leadership.

Process & Performance Improvement

 * Develop and maintain EC tracking and reporting.
 * Monitor recurring causes of engineering changes and identify opportunities to reduce preventable changes.
 * Support improvements to ETO engineering-release and change-management processes.
 * Track metrics such as open ECs, aging, overdue actions, implementation cycle time, and ECs affecting production.
 * Help improve engineering-release quality and first-time-right execution.

Measures of Success

 * Reduction in aging/open Engineering Changes
 * Engineering Change cycle time
 * Percentage of EC actions completed by required date
 * Number of production interruptions attributable to unresolved engineering changes
 * On-time engineering release supporting ETO production
 * Reduction in recurring/repeat engineering changes
 * Improvement in first-time-right BOM and drawing releases