Manufacturing Engineer

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Pro-Resourcing Ltd is currently recruiting on behalf of our client.
Our client, a well-established, globally recognised manufacturing business, is currently seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to join their team.
The position is full time, permanent.
Salary: The company offers a competitive salary commensurate with experience.
Working hours: Monday to Thursday 08:30-17:00 (Including 1 hour break) and Friday 08:30-13:30 (35 hour working week).
The Role

  • Adheres to all safety and quality requirements including, but not limited to: Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, company policies and operating procedures, and other regulatory requirements.
  • Develops and Executes Process and Test Method Validations (IQ,OQ,PQ,PPQ) in accordance with the companies Medical’s procedures and guidelines.
  • Prepares or reviews documentation with a high degree of accuracy, completeness, and effectiveness using common engineering tools and templates.
  • Creates and implements lean processes in a cellular environment utilizing appropriate methods such as Machining, Welding, Finishing, Cleaning, Assembly, and Inspection.
  • Communicates ideas, information, and recommendations clearly, effectively and frequently within the business, with outside suppliers or partners and with customers during formal and informal interactions.
  • Assists Quality with the execution of CAPAs pertaining to their areas of responsibility, including detailed Root Cause investigations and corrective/preventative actions.
  • Defines, produces and implements documents including standard operating procedures and process work instructions.
  • Creates, reviews and approves engineering drawings, equipment layouts, change orders and specifications.
  • Uses structured Quality tools and techniques including statistical methods for data driven analysis and decisions, Appling DMAIC-Six Sigma approaches to solve issues and reduce variation in all manufacturing and business process.
  • Develops tooling, fixtures and equipment used in manufacturing to optimize productivity and cost.
  • Creates, schedules, conducts and/or coordinates detailed project plans for engineering work.
  • Plans and executes project activities within a cross functional team. Project types can include new product development and introduction, manufacturing transfers, continuous improvement and cost reduction initiatives.
  • Investigates, develops and implements new process technologies using Lean Manufacturing techniques to continuously improve cycle times and process flows.
  • Collaborates with development, programmers, machinists and suppliers to evaluate designs for manufacturability and cost reduction.
  • Creates and executes validation protocols, processes and material evaluations.
  • Drives Operational Excellence (OPEX) initiatives to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance overall performance.
  • Liaises with customers as required on complaints, process improvement activities and change management initiatives.
    Requirements
  • Engineering or Bachelor’s degree in a technical field.
  • Proficient in Microsoft office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook).
  • Six Sigma trained to Green or Black belt would be advantageous.
  • Experience with Operational Excellence (OPEX) tools and methodologies such as Kaizen, 5S, Value Stream Mapping, and Continuous Improvement.
  • Lean manufacturing and new product development or launch support experience is highly desirable.
  • Experience in medical devices preferred.
  • 3-5 years of experience in regulated industry.
    Holidays and Benefits
  • 33 days holiday per annum including 8 statutory public holidays.
  • 2 additional days holiday for ever 5 years in employment.
  • Company pension scheme.
  • Death in Service Benefit: 4 times annual salary (Pension scheme members only).
  • Annual bonus if targets are met but not guaranteed.
  • Free On-Site Parking

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