Get a reply from this employer — a resume and cover letter tailored to exactly what they’re hiring for.
CRP Subsea is seeking a Manufacturing Engineer in Skelmersdale to join the Operations Team and drive capital expenditure projects, process improvements and cost reductions. You will support technical systems, procedures and controls while applying lean methods to improve efficiency and quality across production lines.
The role requires a degree in engineering, Lean/Six Sigma qualifications, and experience in lean manufacturing.
Manufacturing Engineer Skelmersdale Salary up to £46,000 per annum DOE
The role: CRP Subsea are looking for a Manufacturing Engineer to participate in the Operations Team, and contribute to the overall strategy and achieve approved targets.
What will you do as our Manufacturing Engineer: Research, justify and implement capital expenditures to improve utilisation of working capital. Support your line manager by providing technical expertise, developing, improving and maintaining systems, processes, procedures and process controls. Utilise expert skills acquired in composite/polymers, engineering problem solving and six sigma/lean methodologies. Support production and maintenance on a daily basis with plant troubleshooting and breakdown issues. Evaluate rework and reject levels for design, process and training improvement opportunities. Institute process and product improvement – result will be a positive impact on production cycle time, production costs and product quality. Analyse and plan workforce utilisation, space requirements, and workflow and design layout of equipment and workspace for optimum efficiency and safety. Apply statistical methods to estimate future manufacturing requirements and potential. Develop and evaluate equipment and process to produce a high-quality product at a competitive cost. Participate in qualification/development of suppliers for components, sub- assemblies and processes. Facilitate development of corrective actions to resolve manufacturing issues. Establish and document manufacturing processes. Conduct manufacturing feasibility review: generate assembly instructions and tooling. Provide technical direction, training and certification for operators performing detail process steps to ensure that the team have necessary skills, appropriate documentation, tooling and process control capability. Resolve technical problems which effect quality, manufacturability, delivery and costs. Manage the specification, sourcing and installation of new equipment through to manufacturing. Ensure strict compliance with all Standard Operating Procedures with reference to health, safety and quality. Carrying out any other reasonable duties that may be requested from time to time.
An ambitious business committed to embracing innovation and solving our customers’ toughest challenges. AIS is a global leader in the engineering, manufacture and application of fire protection & insulation, marine, renewables and subsea solutions. Through continued innovation and strategic acquisitions, including testing capabilities and aquaculture technologies, AIS continues to expand its advanced materials, testing, and marine technology offering across a diverse range of sectors. Our advanced material solutions protect life, assets and infrastructure across the energy, offshore wind, industrial, automotive, chemical, defence, marine and power sectors, performing in some of the world’s most demanding environments, on land and at sea. Our values make us who we are. Four values sum up the AIS way of working. We are responsible, using our influence wisely and taking ownership of our actions. We are candid, building honest relationships through openness and trust. We are perceptive, applying our expertise to spot opportunities and make them count. And we are fearless, harnessing innovation to solve complex problems.