36 Manufacturing jobs in Irvine

Manufacturing Engineer - Initial 12 month contract

Salary: 32.47 DOE (Umbrella)

Location: Renfrew

As a Manufacturing Engineer you will be doing:

• Take a 'Zero Defects' approach in all day to day activities.
• Develop, implement, validate, maintain and continuously improve manufacturing processes
• Create, maintain and/or govern elements which clearly define the manufacturing process and control them effectively.
• Capture, analyse and use data to demonstrate and improve manufacturing processes.

Experience and skillset - Manufacturing Engineer

• Qualified to HNC level in an Engineering subject or with experience
• Computer literate and able to communicate effectively at all levels on technical issues.
• General awareness of Manufacturing Systems
• 'Lean Principles' understanding
• Continuous Improvement mindset
• Ability to read technical drawings related to manufacturing/repair process.

All successful Manufacturing Engineer will be contacted with 2 working days of application

*** Manufacturing Engineer ***

Pay Rate: 35 p/h

Outside IR35

Job Description:

Seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to be based on-site supporting a customer program in Prestwick.

The desired candidate will have a proven track record in Manufacturing Engineering roles, within an aerospace or defence manufacturing facility.

The role will be accountable for the management and development of accurate Bills of Materials (BOM) maintained within the Enterprise Resource Planning System.

Ensure that valid Engineering Processes are deployed within the manufacturing process and effectively detailed within the process routing to satisfy requirements of the business MRPII disciplines.

Additionally, the role will manage the formal Engineering Changes communicated and agreed with the customer and valid agreed internal changes, as well as deploy the Continuous Improvement toolset to enable productivity and product quality improvements to be implemented in support of business and customer requirements both internal and within the supply chain.

The role also supports and take the lead on the Translation of Design Data (for example CAD/CATIA) and specifications into clear and concise work instructions for manufacturing products to customer and regulatory authority requirements.

The primary responsibilities include:

• Responsible for the translation of Design Engineering data and specifications into clear and concise work instructions for manufacturing assemblies or product to customer and regulatory authority requirements.
• Accountable for the maintenance and development of suppliers/conditions of supply.
• Responsible for supporting Continuous Improvement to achieve significant productivity and quality improvements by:
• Analysing and eliminating waste (seven wastes).
• Developing and implementing production smoothing methods and Kanban systems.
• Identifying and implementing methods to reduce set-up and overall cycle times.
• Effective use of problem solving tools and techniques.
• Responsible for the definition of hard to satisfy quality standards and optimise long term manufacturing costs.
• Responsible for manipulating CAD data to support work activities when required.
• Support the MRB process by providing engineering instructions relating to rework, scrap and future prevention of non-conforming products.
• Implement visible control and business support systems in order to demonstrate effective management and control.
• Liaising with operators, design and regulatory authorities to ensure product integrity and compliance.
• Responsible for checking and acceptance of new and modified design models and drawings as approved signatories.
• Responsible for provision of engineering/manufacturing support to external customers and contractors.
• Responsible for the creation, maintenance and auditing of Engineering processes.
• Assisting with product audits, identifying and implementing corrective actions.
• Assisting with the close out of customer non-conformances.
• Work closely with Design to identify and implement cost reduction initiatives and quality improvements.

The right candidate will have the following background and experience:

• Preferably be qualified to HNC level or equivalent in a related discipline.
• Have 2 years relevant engineering experience within a Manufacturing Engineering environment.
• Good communication skills - interface with customers and suppliers.
• Knowledge of engineering systems and the ability to deploy the Continuous Improvement Toolset - Seven Wastes etc.
• Awareness of drawings and systems as applied within our major customers such as Boeing and Airbus.
• A good working knowledge of Microsoft Packages - Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access.

We're looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineer to support the development, improvement and scaling of manufacturing processes across a varied product range. This is a hands-on role based in a fast-paced production environment where safety, quality and compliance are non-negotiable.

You'll be working closely with design, engineering and production teams to ensure processes are safe, effective and ready for manufacture. You'll also lead on continuous improvement work, risk assessments, and production readiness, playing a key role in making sure the business can deliver high-quality product at scale.

Key responsibilities:

• Designing and improving production processes and layouts
• Leading risk assessments and supporting trials work
• Reviewing existing processes using tools like FMEA and statistical analysis
• Investigating root causes and leading corrective actions
• Writing clear work instructions, training plans and production documentation
• Supporting material and supplier changes from a technical standpoint
• Collaborating with internal teams to ensure production readiness
• Ensuring all process changes follow agreed procedures and are fully documented
• Preparing technical reports and presenting findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences

Key skills:

• Degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Chemical or General Engineering (or equivalent)
• Experience in a production or manufacturing environment
• Knowledge of Lean tools
• Familiarity with health & safety legislation and engineering change processes

Get in touch to find out more or apply now.

Manufacturing Engineer - Initial 12 month contract

Salary: 32.47 DOE (Umbrella)

Location: Renfrew

As a Manufacturing Engineer you will be doing:

• Take a 'Zero Defects' approach in all day to day activities.
• Develop, implement, validate, maintain and continuously improve manufacturing processes
• Create, maintain and/or govern elements which clearly define the manufacturing process and control them effectively.
• Capture, analyse and use data to demonstrate and improve manufacturing processes.

Experience and skillset - Manufacturing Engineer

• Qualified to HNC level in an Engineering subject or with experience
• Computer literate and able to communicate effectively at all levels on technical issues.
• General awareness of Manufacturing Systems
• 'Lean Principles' understanding
• Continuous Improvement mindset
• Ability to read technical drawings related to manufacturing/repair process.

All successful Manufacturing Engineer will be contacted with 2 working days of application

JOB- Manufacturing Engineer
LOCATION- Glasgow
TERM- Permanent
SALARY- £40,000-£45,000 dependent on experience

My client is looking for a Manufacturing Engineer to join their business on a permanent basis in the Glasgow area. The role will involve identifying bottlenecks and eliminating non-value added activities making improvements to productivity, cost, quality and health & safety.

The Manufacturing Engineer will ideally have the following attributes:

• HND/HNC qualified or equivalent experience in Engineering, Science or a related field
• Have experience working as a Production Engineer within product development in a similar environment
• Be able to read engineering drawings
• Have experience of using 2D/3D CAD would be beneficial
• Proactive hands on problem solver
• Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
• Be able to work well individually as well as part of a team
• Experience with Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement

The Manufacturing Engineer role will involve:

• Working on both existing and new R&D projects
• Create and maintain controlled documentation such as Process flows, tool drawings, component specs, BOMs and work instructions
• Work closely with the Lean team to develop and implement best practices, routines and solutions to improve production rates, Quality and output
• Come up with innovative manufacturing solutions for parts, designing jigs and fixtures where necessary
• Assembly and wire electro-mechanical assemblies with reference to assembly drawings, BOMs and wiring/schematic drawings
• Participate in NPI reviews to ensure only most production efficient designs are released into production
• Delivering continuous improvement, operational excellence, and lean improvements
• Identify & present ideas for improving productions processes improving profitability, quality and throughput or H&S.

If you are interested in this position, please apply with an up to date CV as soon as possible, along with your availability and your salary expectation.

We're looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineer to support the development, improvement and scaling of manufacturing processes across a varied product range. This is a hands-on role based in a fast-paced production environment where safety, quality and compliance are non-negotiable.

You'll be working closely with design, engineering and production teams to ensure processes are safe, effective and ready for manufacture. You'll also lead on continuous improvement work, risk assessments, and production readiness, playing a key role in making sure the business can deliver high-quality product at scale.

Key responsibilities:

• Designing and improving production processes and layouts
• Leading risk assessments and supporting trials work
• Reviewing existing processes using tools like FMEA and statistical analysis
• Investigating root causes and leading corrective actions
• Writing clear work instructions, training plans and production documentation
• Supporting material and supplier changes from a technical standpoint
• Collaborating with internal teams to ensure production readiness
• Ensuring all process changes follow agreed procedures and are fully documented
• Preparing technical reports and presenting findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences

Key skills:

• Degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Chemical or General Engineering (or equivalent)
• Experience in a production or manufacturing environment
• Knowledge of Lean tools
• Familiarity with health & safety legislation and engineering change processes

Get in touch to find out more or apply now.

Manufacturing Engineer - Initial 12 month contract

Salary: £32.47 DOE (Umbrella)

Location: Renfrew

Third and final position to fil

As a Manufacturing Engineer you will be doing:

• Take a 'Zero Defects' approach in all day to day activities.
• Develop, implement, validate, maintain and continuously improve manufacturing processes
• Create, maintain and/or govern elements which clearly define the manufacturing process and control them effectively.
• Capture, analyse and use data to demonstrate and improve manufacturing processes.

Experience and skillset - Manufacturing Engineer

• Qualified to HNC level in an Engineering subject or with experience
• Computer literate and able to communicate effectively at all levels on technical issues.
• General awareness of Manufacturing Systems
• 'Lean Principles' understanding
• Continuous Improvement mindset
• Ability to read technical drawings related to manufacturing/repair process.

All successful Manufacturing Engineers will be contacted with 2 working days of application

We’re looking for an experienced Manufacturing Engineer to support the development, improvement and scaling of manufacturing processes across a varied product range. This is a hands-on role based in a fast-paced production environment where safety, quality and compliance are non-negotiable.

You’ll be working closely with design, engineering and production teams to ensure processes are safe, effective and ready for manufacture. You’ll also lead on continuous improvement work, risk assessments, and production readiness, playing a key role in making sure the business can deliver high-quality product at scale.

Key responsibilities:

• Designing and improving production processes and layouts
• Leading risk assessments and supporting trials work
• Reviewing existing processes using tools like FMEA and statistical analysis
• Investigating root causes and leading corrective actions
• Writing clear work instructions, training plans and production documentation
• Supporting material and supplier changes from a technical standpoint
• Collaborating with internal teams to ensure production readiness
• Ensuring all process changes follow agreed procedures and are fully documented
• Preparing technical reports and presenting findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences

Key skills:

• Degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Chemical or General Engineering (or equivalent)
• Experience in a production or manufacturing environment
• Knowledge of Lean tools
• Familiarity with health & safety legislation and engineering change processes

Get in touch to find out more or apply now.