Company Description
Vernacare is a UK-based medical device manufacturer and global leader in healthcare essentials, dedicated to promoting safety, dignity, and convenience for patients and healthcare professionals. Our mission focuses on enhancing healthcare outcomes while driving cost-efficiency without compromising on quality. Sustainability is at the core of our operations, enabling us to maintain control over product reliability and safety. With a portfolio of trusted brands like Instrapac, Sharpsafe, and Conti, Vernacare consistently delivers innovative solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of healthcare providers worldwide. Our commitment to sustainability and clinical excellence ensures that we address current healthcare challenges and anticipate the needs of the future.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site role for a Continuous Improvement (CI) Engineer located in Chorley. The CI Engineer will be responsible for analyzing and optimizing production processes, driving operational excellence initiatives, and ensuring ongoing process improvement. Key responsibilities include managing projects focused on enhancing efficiency, collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop innovative solutions, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and best practices in industrial and operational engineering.
Qualifications
Strong Analytical Skills with the ability to interpret complex data and improve processes.
Operational Excellence and Industrial Engineering experience, including understanding of manufacturing systems and workflows.
Expertise in Process Improvement and applying lean methodologies to drive efficiency.
Project Management capabilities to successfully lead projects from initiation to completion.
Outstanding problem-solving and critical thinking abilities.
Proficiency in relevant tools, systems, and software used in engineering and process improvement.
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Engineering or a related field.
Prior experience in a manufacturing or industrial setting is preferred.