Production Engineer - Manufacturing

Elix Sourcing Solutions

West of England

Hybrid

GBP 40,000 - 45,000

Full time

2 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Flexible hours

Training

Benefits

Job summary

Elix Sourcing Solutions in Bristol is seeking a Production Engineer to join the manufacturing team. You will solve production problems, improve quality, efficiency and output, and lead projects to enhance processes while supporting new equipment and process changes.

The role offers hybrid working after probation, flexible hours, funded training and a generous benefits package, with a salary of £40,000–£45,000 plus a 5% bonus.

Qualifications

Minimum 5 years' experience in a similar manufacturing or production engineering environment.
Experience in manufacturing, assembly, plastics, automotive or FMCG would be useful.
Knowledge of Lean manufacturing, SolidWorks, jigs and fixtures or continuous improvement would be an advantage.

Responsibilities

Solving production problems and improving quality, efficiency and output.
Leading projects to improve manufacturing processes and reduce waste.
Supporting new products, equipment upgrades and better ways of working.
Working with production and quality teams, with access to training and an excellent benefits package.

Skills

Problem solving

Lean manufacturing

Continuous improvement

Team collaboration

Tools

SolidWorks

Job description

Production Engineer - Manufacturing

£40,000 - £45,000 + 5% Bonus + Hybrid Working + Flexible Hours + Training + Benefits

Monday - Friday with an early finish Friday

Location: Bristol

Are you a Production Engineer with a background in manufacturing? Do you enjoy solving problems, improving processes and working hands-on? Would you like to join a globally recognised, purpose-driven business where the products you help make are designed to save lives?

Due to continued development, my client is looking for a Production Engineer to join their engineering team. You'll work with production, quality and maintenance teams to solve technical problems, improve how products are made and help introduce new equipment and processes. This is a great opportunity to take ownership of projects, share ideas and make a real difference to manufacturing performance.

This is a great time to join a business that values its people, creativity and fresh ideas. As a Living Wage Employer, the company offers funded training, flexible working hours and hybrid working after probation. You'll also benefit from an early finish on Fridays, helping you enjoy a better work-life balance while developing your skills in a business where the products have a meaningful purpose.

The Role:

Solving production problems and improving quality, efficiency and output.
Leading projects to improve manufacturing processes and reduce waste.
Supporting new products, equipment upgrades and better ways of working.
Working with production and quality teams, with access to training and an excellent benefits package.

The Candidate:

A minimum of 5 years' experience in a similar manufacturing or production engineering environment.
Experience in manufacturing, assembly, plastics, automotive or FMCG would be useful.
A practical problem-solver who can work independently and with others.
Knowledge of Lean manufacturing, SolidWorks, jigs and fixtures or continuous improvement would be an advantage.

What's on Offer?

£40,000 - £45,000 plus 5% bonus.
25 days' holiday plus bank holidays, with guaranteed Christmas closure and the option to buy or sell up to five days.
One day per week working from home after probation, flexible hours and the option to finish at 2pm on Fridays.
Study support, pension contributions of up to 5% plus NI rebate, Cycle to Work scheme, Health Cash Plan, free online GP service, wellbeing discounts, Employee Assistance Programme and company social events.

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