Tooling Design Engineer

Morson Edge; Glascoed; On-site; GBP 37,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Morson Edge is seeking a Tooling Design Engineer to support senior design engineers on development and resilience programmes. You will prepare models and drawings for customised equipment, ensuring compliance with BS 8888 and ISO 9001, and liaising with Product, Process and Manufacturing teams.

The role emphasises hands-on involvement with one-off and batch production processes and requires understanding of assembly design and engineering tolerances.

Qualifications

• Previous Drawing Office experience is essential.
• Understanding of GD&T tolerances and manufacturing processes.
• Knowledge of stock components, fasteners, pneumatic, hydraulic and pipework.

Responsibilities

• Produce engineering drawings and BOMs for site engineering programmes.
• Apply BS 8888 and ISO9001 with internal sign-off procedures.
• Select materials and tolerances for form, fit and function.
• Collaborate with Product, Process and Manufacturing engineers to support requirements.

Skills

One-off production

Batch production

Design for assembly

Job description

Tooling Design Engineer

£31.48

The requirement will be to support the senior future programmes design engineer for development and resilience programmes with the preparation of models and drawings for various pieces of customised equipment.

Typical duties include (but are not limited to):

• Production of engineering drawings and bills of materials in support of site engineering programmes.
• Correct application of BS 8888 and ISO9001. In accordance with internal sign off procedures.
• Correct application of materials and tolerances for the purposes of form fit and function.
• Liaising with Product, Process and Manufacturing engineers to support their process and equipment requirements.

The role holder is responsible for taking reasonable care of their own health and safety ensuring high standards for safety, health and environment (SHE) in our organisation are maintained. This includes co-operating and following all reasonable instruction, information and training reporting work-related hazards or incidents and using all equipment for the purpose intended. More detailed responsibilities are captured within the Company Health & Safety Policy (759/OF/016) and the Company Environmental Policy (759/OF/029).

Knowledge:

• Knowledge and complete understanding of BS 8888 and ISO9001.
• A broad knowledge of engineering materials and material properties, manufacturing process and application.
• Understanding and appreciation for suitable GD and T tolerances.
• Knowledge of stock components, fasteners, pneumatic, hydraulic, vacuum and/or food industry pipework, valves, fittings etc.

Skills

• Selection and application of one off and batch production processes, for customised equipment.
• Understanding of practical application of design for assembly process’s.

Essential experience to include:

• Previous Drawing Office experience is essential.
• A “hands on” or appreciation for one off and batch production manufacturing processes.
• Application of basic machining and fabrication techniques.
• Drawing Experience of precision equipment gauges, fixtures for production processes, hand tools, press tooling, assembly jigs etc.
• Drawing experience of fabricated components and assemblies e.g. weld assemblies, sheet metal work etc.

Desirable experience to include:

• Knowledge and/or experience of circuit diagrams, pneumatic, hydraulic or electro mechanical
• A good working knowledge of the specific standards relating to process safety, with particular focus on ATEX, PUWER, LOLER and Pressure Systems and/or CE Marking.
• Fume extraction systems used in an explosive dust/gas environment.
• Lifting equipment e.g. spreader bars, frames, hoists and beams.
• Ability to carry out a wide range of mechanical stress calculations.
• Industrial mixing vessel pipework to include valves, fittings etc