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This £16m T/O engineering firm specialise in producing unique mechanisms and assemblies for the civil engineering and construction sector
New owners have recently acquired it with a clear plan to grow their operations substantially with the appointment of a new Production Engineering Manager
You’ll be responsible for engineering including prototype development, supply chain, procurement of new plant, formulation of new processes, quality, health & safety and inventory
You’ll need a proven background in driving change, expanding engineering and manufacturing capacity,
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This very successful and expanding factory manufacture single use detectors used in hospitals and other industrial environments. They make 4 million units a year!
To keep up with their huge order book, a production manager is required to support their Production Operators and increase production to 5 million units a year
You will work 8.30-5pm managing a rotating shift of 6am to 2.30pm and 1.30pm to 10pm Monday to Friday
You’ll be responsible for managing a team of 15 within
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You’ll be managing a team of 20 highly skilled assembly staff producing a range of precision mechanisms used in aircraft applications
Your people management skills will be utilised in ensuring KPi metrics are met including production targets, quality standards and Continuous Improvement measures
A background in coaching, mentoring, skills development, performance improvement, recruitment, appraisals, reviews and disciplinary processes are vital
In return, you’ll be part of a team producing equipment that saves at least 25 lives a year around the
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Manage a team of production staff making components to save the planet.
Your team of 8 skilled and semi-skilled operatives assemble a range of clever devices utilised in a variety of civil engineering applications to stop things being blown away, eroded or collapsing will be your contribution to preserving our planet’s resources
You’ll be responsible for hitting production targets, quality standards and introducing new ways of working to optimise factory performance
Your background in managing production staff will be used
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Through 5 team leaders, you’ll be responsible for 50 skilled engineers producing a variety of metal finishing operations throughout a very busy and successful engineering company
You’ll be responsible for developing staff, driving change, identifying training needs, planning budgets, formulating initiatives for micro-improvements and making a very profitable and successful operation even more so
Your background requires a proven ability in managing people within a complex precision manufacturing environment
Metal finishing uses a wide range of potentially hazardous machinery and
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You’ll be managing 10-15 skilled metal finishing and assembly technicians in a precision, low volume manufacturing cell of an aerospace engineering company
Whilst a knowledge of metal finishing, anodising, plating and painting will be useful, it’s your team management skills in an engineering environment are far more important
Experience in managing performance, disciplinary procedures, training gap analysis, coaching, mentoring and people skills will need to be demonstrated
In return, your KPI’s will deliver improvements in quality, safety, production levels and
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You’ll be planning the manufacturing process of rockets, covering supply chain forecasting, component requirements and available staffing capacity.
Your communication skills are important as you’ll be liaising with external and internal suppliers, stakeholders such as the purchasing, sales and finance departments combined with analysing logistics
You’ll need IT experience on SAP or similar ERP / MRP systems
In return you’ll be part of a growing team of professionals dedicated to the delivery of a very special and unusual range of
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Your leadership skills will be utilised in managing a team of highly skilled assemblers, engineers and technicians in the production of highly complex aerospace equipment
You will be planning, allocating and monitoring the work load across the assembly area ensuring production and quality targets are achieved
Reporting to senior managers, you will undertake root cause analysis of production problems and formulate corrective actions
You’ll need a background in an engineering or technical production environment combined with strong people management skills
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Across busy precision manufacturing cells, problems occur which disrupt and delay production activities – Your task will be to solve these problems
You’ve probably completed an engineering apprenticeship, have substantial shop floor manufacturing experience and are looking to use this to make this factory better, faster, safer and more efficient
You’ll need some knowledge across fabrication, CNC & manual machining, welding, tooling, jigs & fixtures and quality control
Lastly, strong communication skills to influence the production planning management team, suppliers
