Production Engineer - Mechanical
An enthusiastic and capable Production Engineer is required to join a dynamic and growing organisation developing and delivering world‑class products and services to clients in the global energy sector.
This role plays a key part in engineering the transition of products from R&D into production, ensuring that mechanical products can be manufactured and serviced safely, efficiently, and repeatedly to the highest quality standards.
The successful candidate will be a strong team player with excellent organisational and communication skills, capable of working across departments to embed best‑practice manufacturing methods, procedures, and documentation.
Key Responsibilities
The Production Engineer will:
- Work as part of a cross‑functional team to ensure the smooth transition of products from design to production
- Develop and maintain manufacturing, assembly, and test documentation to support repeatable production and servicing
- Identify and define appropriate manufacturing methods, ensuring best‑practice techniques are applied
- Collaborate with suppliers and purchasing to support outsourced activities, including supplier audits and performance reviews
- Regularly review and improve manufacturing methods as part of continuous improvement initiatives
- Operate within the document control system, ensuring manufacturing information is approved, released, and maintained correctly
- Maintain accurate and up‑to‑date manufacturing database information
- Support workshop activities by applying sound engineering principles in a practical manufacturing environment
Required Knowledge & Experience
- Experience assembling and testing mechanical assemblies and products
- Experience creating and maintaining assembly and test procedures and associated records
- Ability to interpret and create engineering drawings and bills of materials
- Understanding of quality control activities, process hold points, and FATs
Skills & Competencies
- Degree or qualification in Mechanical Engineering (or related discipline)
- Electromechanical background preferred
- Proficient with Autodesk Inventor and Vault or similar CAD/PDM systems
- Strong PC skills, particularly Microsoft Word and Excel
- Experience with MS Visio and Adobe FrameMaker beneficial
- Excellent communication, analytical, and problem‑solving skills
- Highly attuned to applying engineering principles within a workshop environment
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Collaborative culture that empowers individuals to make a difference
- Challenging role with on‑the‑job training and exposure to expert teams
- Further education and development opportunities
- Competitive holiday allowance
- Company pension contributions
- Private healthcare and life insurance
Location
Based at the main headquarters in Dyce, Aberdeen.