Job Description
REED Engineering & Manufacturing are working with a leading company who are growing at a rapid pace with a focus on quality and innovation,Manufacturing Engineer - Heavy Engineering & Large-Scale ProductionLocation: SheffieldWith a heritage stretching back generations and a reputation for excellence, this is a rare opportunity to become part of a company at the forefront of advanced manufacturing, working on components weighing up to 400 tonnes.If you're a Manufacturing Engineer looking for technical challenge, large-scale engineering, and real influence on machining strategy - this is the role that truly sets itself apart.The RoleAs a Manufacturing Engineer, you will support both the companies multiple machining/manufacturing shops in delivering precise machining programmes, detailed manufacturing drawings, and optimised machining processes. You'll work across the full manufacturing lifecycle, from interpreting customer requirements to delivering verified CNC programmes and supporting shop-floor integration.Key ResponsibilitiesBuild 3D component models from customer drawings using Unigraphics (NX)Produce accurate manufacturing drawings from the modelsConvert imperial drawings to metric formats when requiredVerify customer-supplied CAD models and produce supporting documentationControl and maintain drawing and model librariesCreate CNC turning and milling programmes using Unigraphics, verified in VericutIssue, track, and maintain CNC programmes for machine shop useWork with machinists to refine and optimise machining methodsPrepare tooling sheets and technical documentation (TP32/shop docs)Create detailed machining sequences to support SMP developmentMaintain CAD models of shop-floor equipment and track asset statusSupport concept development and internal engineering improvement projectsProvide manufacturing method proposals for PFMEA reviewsUpdate engineering documentation in the ERP system (MESTEC)Prepare travel packs when requiredAttend relevant reviews and meetingsCarry out any other duties appropriate to the rolePerson SpecificationApprenticeship-trained machinist (essential)CAD/CAM certification (desirable)Strong understanding of machining for castings and forgingsKnowledge of modern tools, tooling systems, and machining methodologiesExperience with CAD/CAM systems - preferably Unigraphics/NX although other packages may be consideredCompetent with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)Flexible, adaptable, and proactive approach to production challengesProven experience producing models and manufacturing drawingsOffline CNC milling programming experience (essential)Experience with CAD model interrogation and verificationFamiliarity with programme verification software (such as Vericut) etcStrong engineering and technical groundingCollaborative and strong team playerResilient, persistent, and committed to problem-solvingConfident working independently and using own initiativeThis is a fantastic Opportunity to work on globally significant, large-scale engineered components. Exposure to both forging and casting machining routes.
Work with cutting -edge machining technologies and world-class facilitiesJoin a respected engineering organisation with deep heritage and an exciting futureBe part of complex, high -value engineering projects few manufacturers worldwide can undertake and work for a leader worldwide within their sector.TPBN1_UKTJ