28 Manufacturing jobs in Thorne

Our long-standing client requires a manufacturing operative to join their team in the Lincolnshire area.

A Manufacturing operative is responsible for assisting with general manual work around the workshop. You will be in a non-food environment that produces high quality products at high volumes so attention to detail and a conscientious attitude is essential. You must be experienced in a manufacturing and production environment and been in a similar role.

There will be a degree of heavy lifting and manual labour involved in this position.

You would be working 39 hours per week, Monday to Friday, with various shift patterns offered.

Your rate of pay will be between 13.25 - 15.25, this will be dependent on experience. There will be a shift allowance included, where required.

Do you have a proven track record in fabrication manufacturing? Are you ready to lead from the front and drive excellence on the shop floor?

Futures are working with a well-established manufacturing business seeking an experienced Manufacturing Manager to lead a large team of welders and team leaders.

This is your chance to take ownership of a role, champion continuous improvement, and make a real impact on production performance. We’re looking for a Manufacturing Manager with exceptional quality standards—someone who knows what “great” looks like, can pinpoint root causes, and put effective corrective actions in place.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead, motivate, and develop a team of welders to deliver outstanding quality and productivity.

• Oversee fabrication processes, ensuring compliance with both industry regulations and internal standards.

• Manage inventory levels in collaboration with the supply chain team.

• Coordinate production schedules to maximise efficiency and output.

• Enforce and improve safety protocols to maintain a safe and compliant workplace.

• Work with cross-functional teams to boost quality, reduce waste, and streamline operations.

• Drive continuous improvement by identifying opportunities and implementing innovative solutions.

Skills & Experience:

• Exceptional leadership and communication skills.

• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment with demanding customer expectations.

• Strong problem-solving abilities and attention to detail.

• Proven experience managing welding teams and overseeing fabrication processes.

• In-depth knowledge of welding techniques, fabrication methods, and quality standards.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and make your mark in a thriving manufacturing environment, apply today.

Manufacturing Supervisor
Sheffield
30,000-32,000 + Stable Family Run Business + Fantastic Company Culture + Great Staff Retention + Nights & Days

Are you looking for a stable career with a company that truly values its people? This Supervisor role offers the chance to join a family-run business with fantastic company culture, great staff retention, and the benefit of working both days and nights. If you want long-term security in a business where you're more than just a number, this could be the perfect move.

This Manufacturing Supervisor position is with a well-established Sheffield-based manufacturer who are investing in their future by expanding operations. The company runs a 24/7 manufacturing site and are now looking to strengthen their team to meet increased demand. With a multimillion-pound operation and decades of expertise, this is an exciting time to step in as a supervisor.

Joining as a Manufacturing Supervisor means becoming part of a family-run business known for its stability, low staff turnover, and supportive environment. Many of the team have been with the company for 8-10 years or more, showing how much people enjoy working here. With strong training on offer and a safe, friendly workplace, this is an excellent opportunity to build a long-term career.

Your Role Will Include:

• Supervising a team of up to 18 operators within a busy manufacturing operation.
• Overseeing equipment, people, and processes across a 24/7 site.
• Ensuring safe working practices and maintaining high standards of productivity.
• Taking responsibility for day-to-day operations and problem-solving as required.

What You'll Need:

• Proven experience supervising operators within a manufacturing environment.
• Flexibility to work on a shift pattern, including both days and nights (6-6).
• Strong leadership skills with the ability to motivate and support your team.

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Manufacturing Engineer - Sheffield
Position Summary
We are seeking a Manufacturing Engineer to join our Sheffield team. Reporting to the Engineering Lead, you'll be responsible for supporting production, delivering new product introduction (NPI) and continuous improvement (CI) projects, and driving improvements across safety, quality, cost, and delivery.
Key Responsibilities

• Develop and improve manufacturing methods to meet safety, quality, cost, and lead-time requirements.
• Create and update BOMs, routings, SOPs, and other controlled documents.
• Support engineering change management and ensure effective implementation.
• Deliver NPI projects and introduce new tooling and fixtures into production.
• Lead CI and cost reduction initiatives to improve margin and efficiency.
• Analyse manufacturing data, identify root causes, and implement corrective actions.
• Support CAPEX investment cases and technology introduction.
• Collaborate with operations, quality, commercial, and planning to meet customer needs.
• Apply risk assessments and H&S input to production processes.

Requirements

• 5+ years' experience in aerospace/metallic structures manufacturing.
• Expertise in at least two: assembly & fabrication, sheet metal forming, CNC machining, heat treatment, welding, EDM.
• HNC or higher in Manufacturing/Mechanical/Industrial Engineering.
• Strong project and risk management experience.
• Skilled in RCA, 8D, PFMEA, 5 Whys.
• Understanding of drawings and GD&T.
• Proficient in MS Office; MS Project desirable.
• Knowledge of AS9100, FAIR, PPAP, lean and Six Sigma desirable.

Our long-standing client requires a manufacturing operative to join their team in the Lincolnshire area.

A Manufacturing operative is responsible for assisting with general manual work around the workshop. You will be in a non-food environment that produces high quality products at high volumes so attention to detail and a conscientious attitude is essential. You must be experienced in a manufacturing and production environment and been in a similar role.

There will be a degree of heavy lifting and manual labour involved in this position.

You would be working 39 hours per week, Monday to Friday, with various shift patterns offered.

Your rate of pay will be between 13.25 - 15.25, this will be dependent on experience. There will be a shift allowance included, where required.

Do you have a proven track record in fabrication manufacturing? Are you ready to lead from the front and drive excellence on the shop floor?

Futures are working with a well-established manufacturing business seeking an experienced Manufacturing Manager to lead a large team of welders and team leaders.

This is your chance to take ownership of a role, champion continuous improvement, and make a real impact on production performance. We’re looking for a Manufacturing Manager with exceptional quality standards—someone who knows what “great” looks like, can pinpoint root causes, and put effective corrective actions in place.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead, motivate, and develop a team of welders to deliver outstanding quality and productivity.

• Oversee fabrication processes, ensuring compliance with both industry regulations and internal standards.

• Manage inventory levels in collaboration with the supply chain team.

• Coordinate production schedules to maximise efficiency and output.

• Enforce and improve safety protocols to maintain a safe and compliant workplace.

• Work with cross-functional teams to boost quality, reduce waste, and streamline operations.

• Drive continuous improvement by identifying opportunities and implementing innovative solutions.

Skills & Experience:

• Exceptional leadership and communication skills.

• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment with demanding customer expectations.

• Strong problem-solving abilities and attention to detail.

• Proven experience managing welding teams and overseeing fabrication processes.

• In-depth knowledge of welding techniques, fabrication methods, and quality standards.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and make your mark in a thriving manufacturing environment, apply today.

Join our clients team in Doncaster, DN3 as a Manufacturing Operative.

What will my role be as a Manufacturing Operative?

-Weighing, mixing, and packing products in a non-food environment (strong smell of chemicals)

-Strong attitude and excellent timekeeping required

-Warehouse or manufacturing experience preferred

What will my shifts be as a Manufacturing Operative?

Monday-Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Rate of pay:

£12.60 per hour

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Location: Bentley Moor Ln, Adwick le Street, Doncaster DN6 7BD

Hours: Full Time. 40 hours per week.

Shifts: Alternate shift Pattern

Week 1 - 5:30 - 13:50 Monday - Friday

Week 2 - 14:00 till 00:30 Monday to Wednesday and 14:00 - 00:05 on Thursday (4 days working week.)

Salary: £25,485 + Company Benefits

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