Your NewpanyHays Engineering is partnering with a leading manufacturing organisation to recruit an experienced Manufacturing Engineer. This is an exciting opportunity to join a high‑performing team and play a key role in driving process excellence, operational efficiency, and continuous improvement.
Your New RoleIn this role, you will develop and optimise assembly processes to improve efficiency, safety, and product quality. You will design and implement assembly line layouts, workflows, and procedures, carrying out time and motion studies to identify opportunities for improvement. You will also lead lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives across the assembly area.You will provide technical support to daily assembly operations, troubleshooting issues related to equipment, processes, and materials. Ensuringpliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards will be central to your work, along with maintaining documentation such as risk assessments, work instructions, process flows, and SOPs.You will specify and procure tools, fixtures, and equipment required for assembly operations, overseeing installation andmissioning of new equipment. You will also develop preventative maintenance plans and coordinate maintenance activities to ensure equipment reliability.Working closely with quality teams, you will ensure assembly processes meet product specifications and standards. You will analyse production data, implement corrective actions, and conduct root cause analysis to reduce defects and improve overall quality.You will lead projects aimed at improving assembly performance, developing project plans, timelines, and budgets. Coordinating cross‑functional teams and reporting on progress will form a key part of your responsibilities.You will also train production staff on new processes, equipment, and quality standards, developing training materials and delivering regular training sessions. Staying up to date with industry trends, technologies, and best practices will support your ongoing success in the role.
What You’ll Need to Succeed
1. • Bachelor’s degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.
2. • 3-5 years of experience in a manufacturing engineering role, preferably in assembly operations.
3. • Strong knowledge of lean manufacturing principles and continuous improvement methodologies.
4. • Experience with CAD software and manufacturing process simulation tools.
5. • Proficient in data analysis and problem-solving techniques.
6. • The role is primarily based in a manufacturing plant environment.
7. • May require occasional travel to supplier sites or otherpany locations.
What You’ll Get in ReturnParking
Pension
Health Insurance
Referral scheme
Career progression