Production Engineer in Cheslyn Hay

Energy Jobline CVL; Cheslyn Hay; On-site; GBP 38,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

4-day week

Excellent benefits

Job summary

Energy Jobline CVL is seeking a Production Engineer in Cheslyn Hay, Staffordshire. The role focuses on introducing new products from prototype to production, and supporting production with electrical design and BOM documentation.

You will collaborate with customer engineers to translate requirements into production-ready solutions, supervise BOMs and wiring diagrams, and support ISIR/ECN activities. A strong background in electrical engineering and NPI is essential.

Qualifications

• Background in electrical engineering, panel design or production engineering.
• Experience with NPI/new product introduction processes.
• Experience producing BOMs and wiring diagrams.
• Knowledge of electrical standards (EN 60204, EMC, LVD).

Responsibilities

• Support NPI from prototype to production.
• Collaborate with customer engineers to translate requirements into production solutions.
• Provide technical guidance to production team during manufacturing.
• Create and maintain BOMs, wiring diagrams and production documents.
• Assist with First Article Inspections and ECN processes.
• Develop electrical designs and production information from customer requirements.
• Identify and implement design for manufacture improvements.
• Investigate and resolve production and engineering issues.

Skills

Electrical controls

Electrical design

NPI experience

BOMs & wiring

DFM

Electrical CAD

Standards knowledge

Requirements to production

Education

HNC/NVQ in Electrical

Tools

Electrical CAD tools

Job description

Production Engineer

Cheslyn Hay, Staffordshire| £38,000-£43,000 plus excellent benefits | 4-day week

We are recruiting for a Production Engineer to join an established engineeringbusiness specialising in electrical control systems, control panels and automation solutionsfor a range of industrial applications. The business works closely with customers to design, manufacture and deliver bespoke electrical solutions, supporting projects from initial design and NPI through to production and final build.

You will support the introduction of new products from initial prototype build and First Article Inspection through to production, providing the technical information required to deliver projects successfully.

The Role

• Support New Product Introduction (NPI) from prototype build through to production
• Work closely with customer engineers to understand requirements and develop production-ready solutions
• Provide technical support and guidance to highly skilled electrical wiremen throughout the manufacturing process
• Create and maintain Bills of Materials (BOMs), wiring diagrams and production engineering documentation
• Support First Article Inspection / ISIR and customer acceptance activities
• Develop electrical designs and production information from customer requirements
• Ensure products are designed effectively for manufacture and identify opportunities for improvement
• Investigate and resolve production and engineering issues
• Support Engineering Change Notices (ECNs) and ensure engineering information is accurate and up to date

About You

We're looking for someone with a background in electrical engineering, electrical panel design or production engineering, ideally within a manufacturing environment.

You will need:

• Strong understanding of electrical control systems
• Experience with electrical design and interpreting electrical schematics
• Experience supporting NPI / new product introduction
• Experience producing BOMs and wiring diagrams
• Good understanding of design for manufacture and production processes
• Experience using electrical CAD packages
• Knowledge of relevant electrical standards and legislation, including EN 60204, EMC and LVD
• The ability to work from customer requirements and translate these into practical production solutions
• An HNC/NVQ or equivalent qualification in Electrical/Electronic Engineering would be beneficial, although relevant industry experience is more important.