A fantastic opportunity has opened for an experienced FPGA Engineer to join a fast-paced, multi-disciplinary engineering team working on innovative cyber and information assurance technologies. Youll contribute to the design, development, and testing of secure digital solutions used across critical communication and defence environments.
This role offers the chance to work on complex FPGA designs, combining industry-standard and custom interfaces, and to be involved across the full engineering lifecycle, from requirements and architecture through to implementation, verification, and production.
Applicants must have, or be eligible to obtain, UK SC clearance.
What Youll Be Doing As An FPGA Engineer
- Own the FPGA solution from requirements through to development and production
- Lead requirements elicitation and translate them into FPGA implementations
- Define FPGA architecture in collaboration with the wider development team
- Work with the Project Manager to plan, track and deliver against agreed schedules
- Potentially coordinate other FPGA engineers on specific design activities
- Interface with FPGA vendors and third-party IP suppliers
- Develop test benches and perform system-level testing
- Support proposal preparation, estimation activities, and contribute to technical white papers
What Experience Will You Need As An FPGA Engineer
- Proven experience delivering FPGA designs through the full development lifecycle
- Strong VHDL design and verification skills
- Experience optimising designs for performance and power consumption
- Hands-on experience integrating and debugging FPGA solutions in hardware
- Familiarity with configuration management systems
- Experience with Microchip devices and Libero (advantageous)
- Verification experience using ModelSim/QuestaSim (UVM beneficial)
Desirable Experience For The FPGA Engineer
- Requirements management using DOORs
- SmartFusion, IGLOO or PolarFire devices
- PCIe NVMe and FPGA-based implementations
- Xilinx or Altera device/toolchain experience
- Working with third-party IP cores
- Design for security principles
- Embedded firmware (C/C++/assembler)
- Understanding of cryptographic standards and algorithms
- Integration of FPGAs into wider hardware platforms
Why Join
Youll be working with a highly skilled team solving challenging, meaningful engineering problems with real-world impact. Expect a collaborative culture, complex technical work, and the opportunity to grow your expertise across FPGA, embedded systems and secure digital design.
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Manufacturing Manager – Critical Power
Are you an experienced Manufacturing Manager with a strong Lean manufacturing background within an engineering or industrial environment?
Our client is a leader in advanced critical power systems and is seeking a Manufacturing Manager – Critical Power to drive Lean initiatives, improve operational performance, and embed a culture of continuous improvement across the site.
Responsibilities of the Manufacturing Manager – Critical Power role in Peterborough, Lincolnshire are:
Lead site-wide Lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives across production operations.
Drive improvements in efficiency, productivity, lead times, and waste reduction using Lean methodologies.
Implement and develop Lean tools including 5S, Kaizen, value stream mapping, and root cause analysis techniques.
Work closely with production, engineering, supply chain, and quality teams to identify and deliver operational improvements.
Coach and support teams in Lean manufacturing principles and continuous improvement best practice.
Monitor operational KPIs to measure the success of Lean initiatives and identify further improvement opportunities.
Provide regular updates to senior leadership regarding operational performance and continuous improvement activities.
Key requirements for the Manufacturing Manager – Critical Power role in Peteborough, Lincolnshire are:
Proven experience within a Manufacturing Manager, Lean Manager, Continuous Improvement, or Operational Excellence role within manufacturing.
Strong hands-on knowledge of Lean manufacturing methodologies including 5S, Kaizen, value stream mapping, and waste reduction techniques.
Experience driving continuous improvement initiatives within an engineering, industrial, or electromechanical manufacturing environment.
Excellent leadership and communication skills with the ability to influence teams and drive cultural change.
Lean / Six Sigma qualifications would be advantageous.
To apply for this Manufacturing Manager – Critical Power job in Stamford, Lincolnshire, please email ndrain@redlinegroup.Com Or call Nick on 01582 878828.
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Up to £16.81 per hour | Up to £34,970 per year (based on a 40-hour week) | Overtime Available Hours: Monday to Thursday, 40-hour working week (4-day week) Contract: Permanent
An opportunity has become available for an experienced Coachbuilder to join a leading specialist vehicle conversion company based in Doncaster.
Due to continued growth and a strong order book, the business is looking to expand its production team.
The company boast a modern manufacturing facility where you'll work on high-quality commercial vehicle conversions, enjoy a four-day working week, and have genuine opportunities for long-term career progression.
Duties of the Coachbuilder:
Assembly and fitting of specialist commercial vehicle conversions
Installation of interior panelling, flooring, racking and storage systems
Fitting vehicle accessories including steps, tow bars and ramps
Using hand and power tools to complete high-quality builds
Working from technical drawings and build instructions
Carrying out quality inspections throughout the build process
Maintaining a clean and safe working environment
We would welcome applications from:
Coachbuilders
Vehicle Fitters
Mechanical Assemblers
Bodybuilders
Vehicle Conversion Technicians
Production Fitters
Commercial Vehicle Technicians
Benefits of the Coachbuilder role
Up to £16.81 per hour
Up to £34,970 per year
Four-day working week
Overtime opportunities available
Weekly pay
Free onsite parking
Modern, clean manufacturing facility
Excellent long-term career progression with a growing specialist vehicle manufacturer
If you would like a private chat about the Coachbuilder opportunity, please contact Rodger Morley at E3 Recruitment....Read more...
This Mechanical Maintenance Engineer role is working with one of the UK's leading manufacturing organisations and offers a fantastic salary of £55,000 plus a performance bonus, excellent industry benefits including pension match to 10% and fantastic overtime opportunities. Based near the area of Whittlesey, the role is 4 on 4 off days and nights, however, currently the nights are from 10am to 10pm to support with the current production needs of the site. The days shift is 6am - 6pm.The successful Mechanical Maintenance Engineer will benefit from:
A base salary of up to £55K per annum
Fantastic performance bonus (averaging £22 every shift)
4 on 4 off (current hours are 6am-6pm / 10am-10pm nights)
Company pension matched up to 10%
28 days holiday
Overtime also available at a minimum of x1.5, x2 taking on target earnings to well over £60K
Working as part of a small team of Engineers providing support and development
Key Responsibilities of Mechanical Maintenance Engineer
To carry out essential planned mechanical maintenance and complete necessary repairs to keep the factory in good working order
Carry out Planned Preventative Maintenance, Inspections, Service and Repairs on heavy press machinery, bearings, shafts, conveyor-based systems etc
Involvement in on-going process improvement throughout the factory, developing new ideas and better solutions
Qualifications & Experience:
Applicants must have demonstrable knowledge & expertise in PPM and reactive maintenance on industrial plant equipment
Experience with performing maintenance tasks on industrial production machinery
High degree of Health & Safety awareness
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Executive Chef - Convention & Events Venue Relocation to Georgia State! Must be legally allowed to work in USA $95,000 – $105,000 + Benefits & BonusWe’re partnered with a large-scale convention and events venue in Georgia looking for an experienced Executive Chef to oversee a high-volume food service operation with a major focus on catering, weddings, and large events.This role oversees both the event/catering side as well as retail food & beverage operations within the venue. The ideal candidate is someone highly organized, operationally strong, and comfortable leading large culinary teams in fast-paced environments with multiple moving parts.The target start date is ideally July 1st or as soon as possible following.What You’ll Be Doing
Leading all culinary operations across catering, events, weddings, and retail F&BManaging large-scale banquet and event executionOverseeing kitchen operations, staffing, scheduling, and productionDriving food quality, consistency, presentation, and operational standardsManaging labor, food cost, purchasing, and inventory controlsTraining and developing BOH leadership and culinary teamsWorking closely with operations and event teams to ensure seamless executionMaintaining strong food safety and sanitation standards
What We’re Looking For
Executive Chef experience within convention centers, large catering operations, hotels, stadiums, or high-volume venuesStrong background in banquet and event executionExperience managing large culinary teams and high-volume productionStrong financial and operational understandingHands-on leadership style with strong communication skillsAbility to thrive in fast-paced, multi-outlet environments
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Production Operative
Sevenoaks, Kent
Monday to Friday, full-time 8.30am – 5pm or part-time 8.30am - 12.30pm
£25,000 - £26,500pa
KHR are currently working with a leading bespoke manufacturer based in Sevenoaks who are looking to add another member to their specialised production team.
There is the opportunity to work full or part-time hours, accommodating both semi-retired and students looking for reduced hours, or those looking to take their full-time role to the next level in an environment that offers training and development.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Monitoring and maintaining sample stock levels
- Producing new samples when required
- Cutting, sanding and finishing product samples
- Labelling and preparing samples for dispatch
- Carrying out basic equipment maintenance and daily safety checks
- Keeping the workshop clean, organised and safe
- Assisting with other workshop tasks as required
Candidate Profile
- Excellent attention to detail
- Organised, reliable and able to work independently
- Experience in a workshop, manufacturing, carpentry or similar practical environment
- Experience using hand tools
- Driver preferred due to location
Benefits include 28 days holiday, pension, regular salary reviews, discretionary bonus, training and development.
At KHR we take care to ensure that you are represented as well as possible so it is worth checking your CV for layout, spelling and grammar as well as making sure it is up to date before you submit. If you feel you need to highlight particular qualifications, skills or relevant experience with regards to a specific role then please add a cover letter or a preface page. This does not need to be formatted in the same manner. In addition, if your CV is heavy with graphics etc, please could you also submit a "clean" copy in Word. Thank you.
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Assist in setting up and operating print finishing equipment (e.g. guillotines, folders, stitchers, laminators, binders)
Learn to carry out finishing tasks such as cutting, folding, binding, creasing, and laminating
Monitor quality of finished products to ensure they meet required specifications
Prepare work for despatch, ensuring accuracy and presentation standards are met
Manage workflow to meet production schedules and deadlines
Follow all health and safety procedures at all times
Work collaboratively with the wider production team
Training:
Employer: Mayfield Press Oxford Ltd
Training Provider: BPIF Training
Apprenticeship Standard: Print Finishing Technician Level 3
Duration: Typically 24-36 months
On-the-Job Training: 4 days per week (onsite at Mayfield Press)
Off-the-Job Training: 1 day per week (home-based coursework + BPIF learning)
Training Outcome:Upon completion, the apprentice would usually move into a fully competent operator role, such as:
Print Finishing Operator
Bindery Technician
Finishing Machine Operator
Employer Description:Mayfield are a successful, growing and ambitious print services provider who have been trading for over 25 years. We have an enviable reputation as one of Oxfordshire's finest print companies, boasting an array of litho, digital and large format printing. In an industry where quality is imperative, we pride ourselves on ensuring our customers’ needs are met or exceeded every time they order. We are constantly evolving our services and welcome people from every walk of life to join us.Working Hours :Standard hours are Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm. 1-day will be an off-the-job training day working from home (day to be arrange with manager).Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Initiative....Read more...
What You’ll Do:
Support maintenance of production and packing equipment
Carry out routine servicing and repairs
Assist with breakdown response and fault-finding
Take part in preventative maintenance and improvement projects
Work with teams to improve safety, quality, and efficiency
Gain experience with machinery including robotics and automated systems
We’re looking for motivated individuals who are ready to grow:
Good timekeeping and reliability
Hands-on and practical mindset
A “can-do” attitude and eagerness to learn
Interest in mechanical and electrical engineering
Proactive and positive approach
Think this role is for you? We’d love to hear from you – submit a clear, well-written application showing your interest in engineering, any hands-on experience, and your enthusiasm to learn.Training:Mechatronics Maintenance Technician Level 3.
Structured apprenticeship training with MK College
Hands-on experience in a real manufacturing environment
Support from experienced engineers
Opportunity to progress into a qualified
Maintenance Engineer role
Potential for further qualifications and long-term career growth
Training Outcome:After the apprenticeship, you could be offered the opportunity to study and achieve further qualifications and become part of the maintenance engineers working on shift.Employer Description:At Jordans Cereals, we produce some of the UK’s favourite breakfast cereals and cereal bars, including Jordans and Dorset Cereals. Our site is home to advanced production and packing technology—and our engineering team plays a vital role in keeping everything running smoothly.Working Hours :Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm.Skills: Good communicator,Reliable,Team Player....Read more...
As an Abattoir Apprentice at ABP UK, you'll gain foundational knowledge and practical skills in the abattoir, contributing to the production of award-winning British and Irish beef and lamb products.
You'll learn about quality, efficiency, traceability, sustainability, animal welfare, stress prevention, and lean manufacturing practices. This apprenticeship is a foundation for a fulfilling career in meat processing.
Key Responsibilities:
Learn the Basics: Attend factory and classroom as required and acquire an understanding of customer specifications and monetary impact
You'll complete all classwork requirements within agreed standards and work towards completing a Level 2 Abattoir Apprenticeship qualification
Team Collaboration: To liaise and communicate with colleagues and departments, following instruction from Training Supervisor. You'll also work with the team to meet deadlines and productivity targets
Maintain Standards: To be aware of and adhere to health, safety and hygiene procedures at all time
Gain Industry Insight: Understand the meat sector's history, values, culture, and traditions
Training:
Abattoir Worker Level 2
Training will be completed on site
Training Outcome:This apprenticeship is a stepping stone to advanced qualifications and specialised roles within ABP UK. Employer Description:ABP Food Group is one of Europe’s leading integrated agri-food businesses, with divisions specialising in food production, pet food and renewables. Over our 70-year history, we have grown to 14,000 strong team and have built a reputation for quality and innovation. ABP UK, part of the ABP Food Group produces quality fresh and frozen beef, lamb and frozen meat-free products to some of the nations leading supermarkets and restaurants, including a number of Michelin Star establishments!Working Hours :40 hours per week - Monday to Friday, working hours TBC.Skills: Attention to detail,Team working,Physical fitness....Read more...
Learn to set up and operate CNC machines to manufacture precision components.
Read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications.
Produce high-quality parts safely and accurately.
Use manual machinery and a variety of hand tools.
Assist with machine set-up, proving and production processes.
Work alongside experienced engineers and manufacturing staff.
Follow health and safety procedures and ISO quality standards.
Help maintain a clean, organised workspace using 6S principles.
Develop problem-solving, communication and teamwork skills.
Work towards a Level 2 Engineering Operative apprenticeship qualification.
Training:An apprenticeship includes regular training with a college or other training organisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.Training Outcome:Successful completion of the apprenticeship could lead to a permanent CNC Operator position. With further experience and training, you'll have opportunities to progress into roles such as CNC Programmer, CNC Setter/Operator, Production Engineer or Manufacturing Supervisor, building a long-term career in engineering.Employer Description:EVAC+CHAIR International is a leading UK manufacturer and global supplier of emergency evacuation equipment. With over 40 years of experience, the company designs, manufactures and distributes high-quality evacuation chairs and safety solutions used in hospitals, schools, offices, transport hubs and public buildings around the world. Committed to innovation, quality and employee development, EVAC+CHAIR provides a supportive environment where apprentices can gain valuable skills and build a rewarding career in engineering and manufacturing.Working Hours :Monday – Thursday 7am -4pm. Friday 7am – 12pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness....Read more...
Duties may include:
Assisting with warehouse activities including exports
Ensuring safe and appropriate storage of company stock
Receiving incoming goods
Picking and packing of goods
Labelling and marking of goods
Assisting with the goods in and goods out process
Any other duties as required
Training:
Supply Chain Warehouse Operative Level 2 apprenticeship standard
English and maths qualifications form a mandatory part of all apprenticeships and must be completed before an apprentice can pass through gateway if equivalent qualifications aren't already held
Blended learning both face to face and remote with a dedicated development coach
Training Outcome:The successful applicant may be offered a permanent position within M.A. Ford Europe, depending on availability and performance, and will be offered continued development within the organisation.Employer Description:While M.A. Ford Europe has been at the cutting edge of tooling design and manufacture for over 20 years, our US parent company have celebrated its Centenary in 2019. During that time, the company has developed an enviable reputation for high performance precision tooling, serving over 60 countries worldwide.
From our European HQ and tooling production and custom tooling production facilities here in the UK, we ensure that our customers not only obtain the latest cutting tool technologies direct from our extensive stocks, but also have access to specialist tool design and manufacturing solution to meet unique applications. M.A. Ford - where high performance is the standard.Working Hours :Monday - Friday between 9.30am - 6.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Respectful,Honest and Trustworthy,Flexible,Good cultural awareness....Read more...
Time Served Manual Machinists required for part production and repair using manual Turning, Milling and Boring machines. You will join an existing machine workshop team of technicians on non CNC Turning and mechanical fitting jobs, however some CNC skills would be advantageous.
Requirements
Time served mechanical engineering machinist with Turning, Milling and Boring experience.
Mechanical Fitting Experience.
Electro mechanical machine knowledge.
Responsibilities
Manufacture and repair of parts, using manual lathes, milling and boring machines.
Some shift and overtime.
Mainly workshop based with occasional work on site.....Read more...
Time Served Manual Machinists required for part production and repair using manual Turning, Milling and Boring machines. You will join an existing machine workshop team of technicians on non CNC Turning and mechanical fitting jobs, however some CNC skills would be advantageous.
Requirements
Time served mechanical engineering machinist with Turning, Milling and Boring experience.
Mechanical Fitting Experience.
Electro mechanical machine knowledge.
Responsibilities
Manufacture and repair of parts, using manual lathes, milling and boring machines.
Some shift and overtime.
Mainly workshop based with occasional work on site.....Read more...
Plant Instrument Technician required to work as part of an industrial chemical plant support and improvement team.
Requirements
Instrumented Systems experience in a refinery, chemical or allied industry.
Apprenticeship or traineeship scheme.
City and Guilds, ONC, HNC or other qualifications in relevant subject.
Hazardous area equipment training CompEx or equivalent.
Responsibilities
Instrument maintenance and repair.
Production critical inspection and repairs.
Installation and commissioning, equipment review.
Order and manage spares and equipment from suppliers maintaining adequate economic stores of materials, equipment and tools.
Liaise with instrument, electrical and other specialist engineers.....Read more...
Electronic Design Engineer required to work on detailed hardware design, building test equipment for research and device deployment. This is a hands on technical leadership role, suiting a Senior or Principal Engineer with international standards test and compliance process management knowledge.
Requirements
Schematic CAD experience taking designs through to production.
Experience of designing analogue front ends, ESD protection and for EMC
Experience with board bring up and debugging
Electronics Engineering degree or equivalent and commercial design experience.
Embedded C microcontrollers
Altium
PCB layout
RF and high speed data busses....Read more...
Plant Instrument Technician required to work as part of an industrial chemical plant support and improvement team.
Requirements
Instrumented Systems experience in a refinery, chemical or allied industry.
Apprenticeship or traineeship scheme.
City and Guilds, ONC, HNC or other qualifications in relevant subject.
Hazardous area equipment training CompEx or equivalent.
Responsibilities
Instrument maintenance and repair.
Production critical inspection and repairs.
Installation and commissioning, equipment review.
Order and manage spares and equipment from suppliers maintaining adequate economic stores of materials, equipment and tools.
Liaise with instrument, electrical and other specialist engineers.....Read more...
Electronic Design Engineer required to work on detailed hardware design, building test equipment for research and device deployment. This is a hands on technical leadership role, suiting a Senior or Principal Engineer with international standards test and compliance process management knowledge.
Requirements
Schematic CAD experience taking designs through to production.
Experience of designing analogue front ends, ESD protection and for EMC
Experience with board bring up and debugging
Electronics Engineering degree or equivalent and commercial design experience.
Embedded C microcontrollers
Altium
PCB layout
RF and high speed data busses....Read more...
Work safely and professionally in a fast-paced manufacturing environment, following Health & Safety, Environmental and Quality standards
Develop safe working practices, including electrical safety, safe isolation, permit systems and machine safety principles
Get hands-on with automated manufacturing equipment and associated control systems
Support engineers to maintain, fault-find and troubleshoot production machinery
Use engineering tools, test equipment and diagnostic instruments to diagnose problems
Learn to read engineering drawings, electrical schematics and technical documentation
Build your understanding of electrical circuits, sensors, actuators, drives and industrial control components
Develop knowledge of PLC architecture, industrial networks and automation principles
Assist with fault-finding on automated manufacturing equipment.
Support maintenance and troubleshooting of PLC-controlled machinery
Help diagnose electrical, control and automation system faults
Learn PLC programming principles and software development techniques
Support robot operation, maintenance and basic programming activities
Assist with commissioning and validation of automation equipment
Take part in machine modifications and continuous improvement projects
Learn about industrial communication protocols such as Ethernet/IP, Profinet, Profibus and CC-Link
Support machine safety verification activities, including interlocks, light curtains, safety relays and safety PLC systems
Develop competence in servo drives, motion control systems and machine vision technologies
Help collect data, monitor performance and support reliability improvements
Work under supervision to develop, modify and optimise PLC programs
Diagnose and help rectify complex automation, control system and robotics faults
Take part in robot programming, integration and optimisation activities
Support the specification, design and implementation of automation projects
Help install and commission new manufacturing equipment
Develop HMI systems, operator interfaces and production monitoring solutions
Support the integration of industrial networks and communication systems
Contribute to capital projects involving automation, controls and robotics
Carry out structured root cause analysis and help develop corrective actions for recurring equipment failures
Analyse production and machine performance data to identify opportunities for improvement
Assist in creating technical documentation, standards and engineering procedures
Support cybersecurity and network integrity of industrial control systems
Provide technical support and guidance to production teams and maintenance personnel
Training:
The apprentice will train through a combination of workplace learning and academic study
They will develop practical skills and knowledge by working on real engineering projects with their employer, supported by experienced engineers
This hands-on experience is complemented by structured academic learning
Year 1: Foundation Degree Level 4 (1 day per week) plus Foundation Competence Level 2 (2?3 days per week)- 3 days total per week
Year 2: Foundation Degree Level 5 (1 day per week
Years 3 and 4: Top-up degree delivered at Birmingham City University (1 day per week) Workplace Learning: Alongside academic study, the apprentice will gain practical experience by working on real engineering projects within the workplace, supported by experienced engineers
Delivery Method:
Years 1 and 2: Day release at James Watt College
Years 3 and 4: Day release at Birmingham City University Ongoing workplace learning with employer
This blended approach ensures the apprentice gains both valuable industry experience and a strong theoretical understanding of control systems engineering, progressing from foundation level to a top-up degree.Training Outcome:Successful completion of this apprenticeship is expected to prepare you for progression into roles such as Automation Engineer, Controls Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Manufacturing Systems Engineer or Reliability Engineer.Employer Description:SALTS Healthcare Limited is one of the UK's oldest family-owned healthcare companies, with a heritage dating back over 300 years. Based in Aston, Birmingham, the company is an internationally recognised manufacturer of medical devices specialising in stoma care products and services. SALTS Healthcare is committed to its vision of "Caring, Listening and Innovating to Improve Lives" and is dedicated to delivering high-quality products, exceptional customer support, and continuous innovation. The company values the development of its employees, investing in learning and professional growth, making it an excellent environment for apprentices seeking to build skills, gain valuable industry experience, and contribute to improving the lives of patients worldwide.Working Hours :Monday to Friday- Hours to be flexible to suit business needs.Skills: Analytical skills,Attention to detail,Communication skills,Logical,Number skills,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working....Read more...
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Fabrication Team Leader to join a market-leading manufacturing business in Wakefield, offering an early finish on Fridays, overtime paid at a premium, and the opportunity to develop and progress your career.This market-leading manufacturing business has recently undergone new investment across its facility. Due to business growth, we are now looking to recruit a Fabrication Team Leader.The company is located just a few miles from the M1 and M62 motorways, making it easy and accessible from areas such as Barnsley, Leeds, Bradford and Dewsbury.Key Responsibilities of the Fabrication Team Leader
Lead safe working standards and ensure SHEQ compliance at all times.
Plan and coordinate daily shop floor activities to meet production targets.
Carry out high-quality welding and fabrication to drawings and specifications.
Monitor productivity, labour hours, and materials to minimise waste and delays.
Support, guide, and manage the team to maintain performance and standards.
I would be interested to speak to candidates who possess.
Proven experience working in similar roles such as Welder Fabricator, MIG Welder or Welding Team Leader.
Comfortable managing and motivating a team.
Comfortable working towards production deadlines and targets.
Understanding and knowledge of health and safety risks.
Working Hours of the Fabrication Team Leader
Monday- Thursday: 07:30-16:30
Friday: 07:30-12:30
In Return, the Fabrication Team Leader will receive:
Hourly Rate: £18 Per Hour
Early finish on a Friday
Overtime paid at a premium
Permanent opportunity.
Chance for real career progression and development.
If you are interested in the role, please click “APPLY NOW” and upload your most recent CV, alternatively contact Ismail at E3 Recruitment ....Read more...
Our client, a well-established electronics manufacturing and product development organisation, are looking for a PCB Design Engineer – Altium to join their team on a permanent basis in Newbury.
This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced PCB Design Engineer to take ownership of complex PCB layout and implementation activities, working across a diverse range of innovative electronic products from concept through to manufacture.
Key responsibilities of the PCB Design Engineer – Altium job based in Newbury:
Create complex, production-ready PCB layouts from engineer-supplied schematics using Altium Designer.
Optimise PCB designs for electrical performance, manufacturability, reliability and assembly.
Define PCB stack-ups and routing strategies for multilayer, mixed-signal, power and high-speed digital designs.
Support design reviews and provide PCB implementation expertise throughout product development.
Generate manufacturing documentation including Gerber files, ODB++, fabrication drawings and assembly outputs.
Perform design rule checking (DRC) and ensure compliance with PCB fabrication and assembly requirements.
Collaborate with electronics, mechanical and manufacturing engineers to deliver robust hardware solutions.
Maintain component libraries, design templates and PCB standards while supporting continuous improvement initiatives.
Experience required for the PCB Design Engineer – Altium job based in Newbury:
Commercial experience in PCB design, layout or implementation.
Extensive experience using Altium Designer as a primary PCB design tool.
Proven experience designing complex multilayer PCBs and high-density layouts.
Strong understanding of PCB fabrication, assembly and manufacturing processes.
Knowledge of controlled impedance routing, signal integrity, power distribution and grounding techniques.
Experience producing manufacturing-ready documentation and production outputs.
Excellent attention to detail with the ability to interpret electronic schematics and engineering requirements.
Strong communication skills and experience working within multidisciplinary engineering teams.
If this PCB Design Engineer – Altium job based in Newbury could be of interest, please send your CV to bwiles@redlinegroup.Com or call Ben on 01582 878816.....Read more...
Manufacturing Technician (Lean & Continuous Improvement)
Are you a hands-on Manufacturing Technician with a passion for Lean Manufacturing, Continuous Improvement and driving operational excellence on the shop floor?
My client, based near Stamford, is a market-leading engineering and manufacturing business specialising in critical power testing equipment used across industries including power generation, data centres, marine, defence and industrial manufacturing. They are looking for a Manufacturing Technician to become a key driver of Lean initiatives and continuous improvement activities across the production environment.
Key responsibilities for this Manufacturing Technician position based near Stamford:
Participate in Kaizen events, process improvement initiatives and 5S projects across the manufacturing facility
Support the implementation of visual management systems, standard work practices and workplace organisation improvements
Lead small-scale continuous improvement projects and Quick Kaizen activities to eliminate waste and improve efficiency
Support Root Cause Analysis activities using methodologies such as 5 Whys, Fishbone and PDCA
Assist with the documentation and tracking of continuous improvement activities and their results
Conduct informal 5S audits and support compliance with standardised work processes
Help develop and maintain standard work documentation across manufacturing operations
Requirements for this Manufacturing Technician position based near Stamford:
Proven experience working within a manufacturing or production environment
Demonstrable experience applying Lean Manufacturing principles on the shop floor
Knowledge of Lean tools including 5S, Standard Work, Visual Management and Waste Identification (TIMWOODS)
Experience supporting problem-solving and continuous improvement activities using Root Cause Analysis methodologies
The role offers:
Opportunity to become a recognised Lean Subject Matter Expert within the business
Structured development within Continuous Improvement and Manufacturing Operations
Work within a highly respected engineering and manufacturing environment
Long-term career progression opportunities
If your experience matches the above, to apply for this Manufacturing Technician position based near Stamford, please send your CV to KGraveney@redlinegroup.Com or call Kyle on 01582 878817.
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£28,000 a year/£13.50 an hr, Monday to Friday, slightly early finish on a Friday, Free car-parking, brand new factory – excellent working environment, all tooling provided by the company, weekly pay, multiple hires required, holiday pay.
Location: Stretton, WarringtonAn established and growing vehicle-conversion specialist is looking to recruit a number of Assembly Fitters to support increased production demand at its Warrington facility.We are continuing to recruit multiple people as the company continues to grow (9+). New manufacturing facility due to open next month. We would be keen to hear from people who are comfortable working with hand and power tools (all tools provided by the company), and people who may have worked as a coachbuilder, joiner, assembly, car mechanic, etc. No prior vehicle fitting experience needed as full training will be givenIf you have some of the skills for the Assembly Fitter opportunity, we still encourage you to apply or contact Rodger Morley at E3 Recruitment if you would like a private chat about the position.Key responsibilities of the Assembly Fitter position
Mechanical assembly and installation
Installing flooring, side panels, shelving, and basic electrical fittings (full training given on all installation work)
Working from the build instructions and job sheets
Use of hand and power tools to assemble components to specification
Ensuring quality standards and safe working practices are followed
Supporting production targets and team output
What’s on offer for the Assembly Fitter opportunity
Competitive hourly rate £13.50 an hr/£28K a year
Stable, ongoing work with a well-known employer
Clean, modern working environment
Friendly, supportive team and Management
Ready to apply for the Assembly Fitter's position – please click apply today, and Rodger Morley at E3 Recruitment will be in touch to discuss the opportunity in more detail.....Read more...
Senior Mechanical Engineer – Robotics
Are you an experienced Mechanical Engineer with a background in robotics, automation, or mechatronic product development? Do you live in the Cambridge area, or would you welcome the opportunity to relocate and work for one of the UK's most exciting agri-tech robotics companies?
If so, our client,, is actively hiring a Senior Mechanical Engineer to join their growing team in Cambridge, developing cutting-edge autonomous fruit harvesting robots that are transforming the future of agriculture.
The Senior Mechanical Engineer, based in Cambridge, will be responsible for:
* Designing and developing next-generation autonomous robotic harvesting platforms
* Creating production-standard 3D CAD models and drawings using SolidWorks
* Designing robotic mechanisms, actuators, end-effectors, and integrated mechatronic systems
* Managing cross-functional communication between mechanical, electrical, electronic, software, vision and machine learning teams
* Producing and maintaining design packs and manufacturing packs
* Conducting tolerance analysis, GD\&T and FEA to verify and validate designs
To apply for this Senior Mechanical Engineer role, you should have:
* Degree, HNC or HND qualification in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline
* Experience designing robotics, automation equipment, moving machinery or mechatronic products
* Strong SolidWorks experience, including production-standard drawings and assemblies
* Experience with tolerance stack-up analysis, GD\&T and design for manufacture principles
* Knowledge of manufacturing processes including injection moulding, casting, CNC machining and sheet metal fabrication
* Experience using FEA tools to verify and optimise designs
You will be joining a pioneering robotics business leading the development of the world's first autonomous raspberry harvesting robots. Backed by significant investment and operating internationally across the UK, Portugal, Australia and the USA, Fieldwork Robotics offers the opportunity to work on genuinely innovative technology with real-world impact, helping solve global labour shortages, reduce food waste and improve agricultural sustainability.
To apply for this Senior Mechanical Engineer – Robotics role, please send your CV to KGraveney@redlinegroup.Com or call 01582 878817....Read more...
The Supply Chain Warehouse Level 2 Apprentice will learn and develop the skills required to carry out a wide range of operations. Such as receiving, storing, packing, and dispatching goods, as well as using equipment to handle products safely and accurately. The apprentice will contribute to maintaining stock integrity, meeting H&S requirements, and delivering excellent service.
Day-to-day activities will include
Picking & Packing
Stock Takes
Assembling Products
Dealing with RMA's (Returns)
Training:
The apprentice will have regular visits with their assessor every 4 - 6 weeks either in the workplace or on line to support the apprentice throught the Supply Chain Warehouse Operative Level 2 Standard.
Training Outcome:
Yes, various options for progression within the business for candidates that perform well and complete a successful apprenticeship.
Employer Description:HPP was formed in 1991 with the sole aim of supplying components to the furniture industry in and around Greater Manchester.
Since that time the company and product range have expanded to cover a huge range of full and processed sheet material, vinyl wrapped furniture doors and furniture fittings, delivering to much of the UK. We now have more than 250,000 sq. ft. of warehousing and production space.
The quality of every HPP-manufactured product is vitally important and goes beyond simply the raw materials that make up the finished item. Continual investment ensures our production processes use the latest technology to increase efficiency as well as enhancing the quality of the finished products. Coupled with our integrated IT system this guarantees a smooth and effective work flow from orders being placed to being delivered to site.
All of which goes towards our ultimate goal, 'to be the best supplier in the furniture industry'.Working Hours :8.30am - 5.00pm, Monday - Friday, with 30 minutes for lunch.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Physical fitness,Good timekeeping,Good attendance,Good IT Skills,A quick learner,Fit into existing team....Read more...
You'll develop technical know-how, a solid understanding of quality standards, and genuine industry knowledge — all while supporting a busy, fast-moving production team.
Operate digital print equipment including large format printers and presses
Prepare and check artwork files for print using appropriate software
Load materials and consumables into machines
Monitor print jobs for quality and accuracy
Carry out basic machine maintenance and cleaning
Assist with finishing: cutting, laminating, binding, and packaging
Support mailing processes
Conduct quality checks against company and client standards
Support stock control and maintain an organised workspace
Assist with packing and preparing orders for dispatch
Work collaboratively with production and design teams
Training:You will receive a Level 3 Print Technician qualification (equivalent to A level).
Training will be on-site at Weatherbys Ltd Head office, Wellingborough.
Learning will be a blended mix of both online and workshops. Time off will be given for learning throughout the week; training is on-the-job training. Throughout your time as an apprentice, you will be supported by both your employer and BPIF Training to achieve the knowledge, skills and behaviours of the apprenticeship through a structured training plan.Training Outcome:A permanent full-time position as a Digital Print technician will be offered.Employer Description:
Weatherbys is a family-run business with over 250 years at the heart of the racing industry. We're proud of our heritage, but what excites us just as much is the future — and the fresh talent that helps us shape it.
Working Hours :Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm (1-hour unpaid lunch break).Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Positive attitude,Proactive,Reliable & punctual,Willingness to Learn....Read more...
