Equipment EngineerSheffieldI’m hiring an Equipment Engineer to support the full lifecycle of production machines at a growing manufacturing site. The team is expanding, and this role will shape how new equipment is designed, installed, and supported.The role sits within an equipment engineering function that drives how manufacturing equipment is defined and delivered. You will help create concepts and specifications, work with other teams to solve technical problems, and guide equipment through its full journey from idea to installation. You will support upgrades, check performance against expected targets, and help build clear documentation and maintenance plans. The work also includes technical support for engineering changes and making sure all equipment meets safety rules, regulatory standards, and ergonomic needs.A big part of this job is understanding how equipment should work on the shop floor. You will investigate new ideas, review designs, and look at new technology that could improve production. You will define technical requirements, prepare statements of work for suppliers, maintain equipment records, and help decide what to do with older assets. You will also take part in design reviews and support users so equipment runs well day to day.Key areas of workLead equipment and tooling concepts for new and existing production needsPlan and support capital equipment projects from definition to deliveryWrite and maintain specifications, technical requirements, and documentationReview performance data and make sure equipment meets safety and regulatory standardsBuild and support maintenance plans and user guidanceProvide technical support for engineering changes and equipment issuesWhat you needEngineering degree or equivalentAt least 5 years working with production systems in a manufacturing settingStrong communication skillsConfident with Microsoft OfficeNice to haveProject planning experienceExperience buying or modifying equipmentKnowledge of low-voltage systemsUnderstanding of PLCsAwareness of industry 4.0 protocols