Manufacturing Engineer – Electrical Role Overview A Manufacturing Engineer is required to support the production of electrical control assemblies, including Motor Control Centres (MCCs), junction boxes, control panels, and associated wiring systems. The role focuses on optimising manufacturing processes, ensuring compliance with electrical standards, improving product quality, and driving continuous improvement across the production environment. Key Responsibilities Interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and layout drawings. Collaborate with electrical design teams to ensure manufacturability of MCCs, junction boxes, and custom electrical assemblies. Create and update manufacturing documentation such as assembly instructions, BOMs, and build standards. Support engineering change orders (ECOs) and maintain documentation control. Develop and optimise build processes for electrical assemblies. Establish and refine standard work for panel assembly, wire routing, labelling, and quality inspection. Specify tools, fixtures, and equipment to improve efficiency and repeatability. Evaluate and introduce new manufacturing technologies. Provide real-time technical support to assembly teams. Troubleshoot wiring issues, component fit problems, and layout conflicts. Conduct root cause analysis for nonconformances and implement corrective actions. Ensure compliance with relevant electrical and manufactur...