Process Engineer – Naval Turbine Lean Manufacturing

Rullion; Rugby; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Rullion is seeking a Process Engineer to advance our manufacturing capabilities in high-spec Steam Turbine and Naval products in Rugby. Reporting to the Production Leader, you will develop manufacturing methods, write SOPs, and drive improvements across the shop floor to deliver high-quality engineering solutions.

The role requires a Mechanical or Aerospace engineering degree, hands-on experience with PFMEA, Control Plans, process flow, MSA and First Article Inspection, and knowledge of Lean

Qualifications

• UK citizenship is essential; UK passport holder only.
• Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Aerospace, or similar) or equivalent practical experience
• Experience with PFMEA, Control Plans, Process Flow, MSA, and First Article Inspection
• Strong knowledge of factory capabilities, planning, lead times and cost drivers
• Experience with Steam Turbine manufacturing
• Knowledge of Lean manufacturing or continuous improvement methodologies

Responsibilities

• Develop and approve manufacturing methods, including SOPs, across all process steps
• Support the Naval Project with writing MITPs and supporting on technical issues, both pre-shop and operational
• Provide technical direction for the revalidation and manufacture of Steam Turbine components.
• Strengthen coordination between shop floor and support functions (tendering, planning, procurement, engineering, etc.)
• Investigate and implement advanced manufacturing technologies
• Drive process improvement through Lean initiatives and collaboration with PQE & CI teams
• Lookahead for manufacturing development / improvements / Shop Layouts

Skills

PFMEA

Control Plans

Process Flow

MSA

First Article Inspection

Lean manufacturing

Education

Engineering degree (Mechanical, Aerospace, or similar)

Job description

Rullion is seeking a Process Engineer to advance our manufacturing capabilities in high-spec Steam Turbine and Naval products in Rugby. Reporting to the Production Leader, you will develop manufacturing methods, write SOPs, and drive improvements across the shop floor to deliver high-quality engineering solutions.

The role requires a Mechanical or Aerospace engineering degree, hands-on experience with PFMEA, Control Plans, process flow, MSA and First Article Inspection, and knowledge of Lean