Frédéric Garnier
About Frédéric Garnier
Frédéric Garnier serves as the Division Manufacturing Engineering Manager at Faurecia in Caligny, France, a position he has held since 2018. With a background in manufacturing management and a focus on automation, standardization, and connectivity, he emphasizes know-how capitalization and cross-fertilization in his work.
Work at Faurecia
Frédéric Garnier has a long-standing career at Faurecia, where he has held multiple positions since 1998. He began as a Pilote process, serving in this role for four years until 2002. He then transitioned to Manufacturing Manager, a position he held for six years until 2008. Following this, he worked as Generic Manufacturing Manager for a decade, from 2008 to 2018. In 2018, he took on the role of Division Manufacturing Engineering Manager, where he continues to work. His tenure at Faurecia spans over two decades, primarily based in Caligny, France.
Education and Expertise
Frédéric Garnier studied at ESIX - Cherbourg, where he specialized in Generaliste avec option prod en environnement controle, earning the title of Ingenieur from 1993 to 1996. Prior to this, he attended Lycée Montesquieu au Mans, focusing on Maths and Physiques from 1990 to 1993. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his expertise in manufacturing engineering, particularly in the areas of automation, standardization, and connectivity.
Background
Frédéric Garnier has developed a robust professional background in manufacturing engineering, primarily within the automotive sector at Faurecia. His career trajectory reflects a commitment to advancing manufacturing processes and engineering practices. He emphasizes know-how capitalization and cross-fertilization, which are integral to his approach in fostering collaboration and innovation across different métiers.
Professional Focus
In his current role as Division Manufacturing Engineering Manager, Frédéric Garnier focuses on key pillars such as automation, standardization, and connectivity. He actively develops networks between various métiers, facilitating knowledge sharing and collaboration. His work aims to enhance operational efficiency and drive improvements in manufacturing practices.