Manufacturing Engineer

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London
£55,000/annum
Posted 3 weeks ago
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About the role

My client is a UK-based manufacturing company specialising in metal additive manufacturing with integrated post-processing. As a business, they serve aerospace, defence, semiconductor, oil & gas and space customers, including blue-chip companies. As the Manufacturing Engineer, you'll support the development, delivery and continuous improvement of manufacturing engineering activities, working closely with the ME Product Lead and cross-functional teams to ensure customer, quality, engineering and production requirements are clearly understood and delivered effectively. What we would like from the Manufacturing Engineer: Engineering, manufacturing, or technical qualification preferred, or equivalent relevant experience Experience in manufacturing, engineering, product coordination, or technical operations within a production-led environment Able to support product, quality, cost, and schedule delivery within defined processes Working knowledge of production documentation, change control, and product lifecycle support Experience with Cad/CAM, build preparation software, ERP/MRP, quality systems, or production data tools Familiarity with AS9100, ISO 9001 or similar quality frameworks What we offer the Manufacturing Engineer: Salary paying up to £55,000 doe 25 days Annual leave Company Pension: 5% Employer / 4% Employee after probation Private Healthcare, including optical and dental 4x annual salary life insurance Cycle to Work scheme Enhanced sick pay and annual leave that increase with service Employee Assistance programme If this opportunity as a Manufacturing Engineer is of interest to you, don't hesitate and get in touch asap! Click here to apply or contact Luke Tanner at Orion Recruitment INDENG

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