Senior Production Engineer

Owen Daniels; Tufton; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company pension

Bonus scheme (non-contractual)

Attendance bonus

Job summary

Albright in Whitchurch is seeking a Senior Production Engineer to manage staff in the production engineering department and drive Lean improvements across global sites. You will provide technical support for test equipment, jigs, fixtures and tooling, ensuring products meet manufacturing standards.

Role involves developing processes, maintaining tooling registers, and implementing continuous improvements with a focus on safety and efficiency.

Qualifications

• Recognised Qualification/Certificate in Electro/Mechanical Engineering - HND/HNC preferred.
• Good knowledge of H&S in the workplace and safe use of equipment.
• 3-5 years experience in a similar manufacturing environment and position.
• Good practical knowledge of turning, milling, electrical wiring/fault finding electrical test equipment.
• Ability to read engineering drawings and specifications.
• The ability to communicate & interact with staff at all levels.

Responsibilities

• Provide Production Engineering support to all production areas within the organisation.
• Provide documentation & reports that allow Production to build and test products correctly.
• Give technical support on existing products & the introduction of new products.
• Ensure all equipment is maintained and operates safely.
• Ensure that equipment in production is maintained & serviced as required.
• Troubleshoot process and testing problems.
• Assess component manufacture so as to ensure continual process improvements.
• Diagnose test equipment faults and take remedial/corrective action as required.
• Ensure that consumables are maintained.

Skills

Reading engineering drawings

Education

HND/HNC in Electro/Mechanical Engineering

Tools

Electrical test equipment

Job description

Senior Production Engineer

Permanent Position

Monday – Thursday 8am-4:45pm, Friday 1:30pm finish

Competitive Salary, 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays

Bonus scheme, pension

Whitchurch

Job Summary:

• To manage and direct other staff within the production engineering department to ensure projects set are being monitored through to completion.
• To provide technical support and instructions to all Albright sites on test equipment, assembly jigs, fixtures and tooling.
• To provide systems & procedures to ensure products are produced to the required manufacturing standards.
• To investigate, recommend & implement process improvements across all Albright sites to ensure products are produced to the required standards.
• To work closely & support other Albright Production Engineering departments globally and to ensure site standardisation.
• To maintain tooling & jig registers for all equipment used in the assembly of Albright products - plus tooling used globally supplied via UK
• To maintain work & process procedures for product assembly and test.
• Continual improvement of all process globally to ensure that products are built and tested as efficiently as possible using Lean principles.
• Development & implementation of specialised test equipment for manufacturing globally.

Duties / day to day

• Provide Production Engineering support to all production areas within the organisation.
• Provide documentation & reports that allow Producton to build and test products correctly
• Give technical support on exsisting products & the introduction of new products
• Ensure all equipment is maintained and operates safely
• Ensure that equipment in production is maintained & seviced as required
• Troubleshoot process and testing problems.
• Assess component manufacture so as to ensure continual process improvements.
• Diagnose test equipment faults and take remedial/corrective action as required.
• Ensure that consumables are maintained

Qualifications:

• Recognised Qualification/Certificate in Electro/Mechanical Engineering - HND/HNC prefered
• Good knowledge of H&Safety within the workplace and safe use of equipment
• 3 - 5 years experience in a similar manufacturing environment and position.
• Good practical knowledge of turning, milling, electrical wiring/fault finding electrical test equipment.
• Computer / keyboarding Skills, along with competent use of Hand Tools and electrical test equipment.
• Good eye for detail, and the ability to read engineering drawings and specifications.
• The ability to communicate & interact with staff at all levels

Benefits

• Working hours: 39 per week, 8:00 to 16:45 Monday to Thursday, 8:00 to 1:30pm on Friday
• Company pension
• Non-contractual profit-related-payment (bonus)
• Potential for monthly attendance bonus of £1000 net