Manufacturing Technician required to perform technical duties in electronic, mechanical or systems production by completing tests, measurements, operations and process controls.
Requirements
Ability to read blueprints, identify components, wire stripping and crimping, harness repair and termination hand tools for electronics, hydraulics and mechanical assemblies,
Subsea Technology or Manufacturing Centre experience.
Production Workflow knowledge.
Responsibilities
Production Test and Assembly
Use job packets, routings, work orders, wire lists, quality and bills of material.
Maintain production tools and equipment.
Perform troubleshooting to diagnose product, process or program defects and repair them.....Read more...
Mechanical Production Engineer required to specialise in continuous improvement using Lean or Six sigma tools engage in NPI and solve day to day production issues. You will optimise precision high mix and low volume manufacturing working across NPI, NPD, Production, manufacturing and assembly to refine, improve and rethink products and processes.
Requirements
Production engineering, manufacturing support or process engineering experience of electromechanical assemblies including motors, sensors, PCBs, actuators, wiring and power packs.
Mechanical and electrical manufacturing process experience.
Lean manufacturing and quality tool exposure to FMEA, SPC, 8D, Ishikawa, etc.....Read more...
Our client, a world-leading manufacturer of precision engineering and metrology solutions, is looking for a Production Manager to join their team on a permanent basis.
This role is based across Woodchester & Miskin and offers the opportunity to lead a large assembly operation within a highly advanced manufacturing environment. You will be responsible for managing production teams, driving operational performance, and ensuring products are delivered on time, to the required quality standards, and within budget.
Key responsibilities of the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin:
Lead and manage an assembly department comprising Production Supervisors, Production Operators and Material Control personnel, with overall responsibility for a team of 50-70 employees.
Create, implement and monitor production plans to ensure customer demand and business objectives are achieved.
Work closely with international subsidiaries to ensure customer requirements are met and future commitments are clearly communicated.
Ensure compliance with all Quality Assurance procedures and investigate product or process non-conformances, implementing corrective actions where required.
Collaborate with Project Managers and Engineering teams to support the introduction of new products and manufacturing processes.
Provide monthly performance reports against departmental objectives, highlighting successes, challenges and improvement initiatives.
Manage departmental budgets and control operational costs in line with business targets.
Lead waste reduction and recycling initiatives to support sustainability and departmental objectives.
Manage and maintain the SyteLine manufacturing system to align production schedules with sales forecasts and stock requirements.
Control inventory levels and ensure stock accuracy through effective inventory management processes.
Oversee the implementation of design changes while minimising inventory obsolescence and slow-moving stock.
Maintain adequate staffing levels to meet production demands and departmental plans.
Conduct regular performance reviews, training assessments and development planning for employees.
Develop workforce flexibility through cross-training and skills development initiatives.
Promote a strong quality culture focused on continuous improvement and operational excellence.
Ensure compliance with Health & Safety regulations and undertake risk assessments across the department.
Experience required for the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin:
HNC, HND or Degree qualified in an Engineering discipline, or equivalent manufacturing leadership experience.
Proven experience managing teams within a high-complexity, high-mix manufacturing environment.
Strong leadership and people management skills, including performance management and employee development.
Experience managing production planning, operational performance and manufacturing resources.
Knowledge of quality systems, root cause analysis and continuous improvement techniques
Good understanding of inventory control, production scheduling and manufacturing processes.
Experience using ERP/MRP systems within a manufacturing environment.
Strong communication skills with the ability to engage effectively at all levels of the business.
Excellent analytical, organisational and problem-solving abilities.
Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Word.
Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel between sites as required.
Desirable experience:
Experience working with SyteLine ERP systems.
Knowledge of MRP/ERP-driven manufacturing environments.
Background within precision engineering, electronics assembly, advanced manufacturing or other highly regulated production environments.
If this Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin could be of interest, please send your CV to jthompson@redlinegroup.Com or call James on 01582 878831 for more details.....Read more...
An opportunity has arisen for a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager to join a creative production business delivering photography, film and event production services for fashion, luxury and advertising clients.
As a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager, you will manage production equipment and supplies, coordinate purchasing and deliveries, and support the smooth running of the office and production team. This full-time role offers salary of £14.80 per hour and benefits. Working Hours: Monday - Friday (9am - 6pm)
You will be responsible for:
? Check returned kits, replenish stock, monitor expiry dates and arrange replacements.
? Order equipment and consumables, obtain cost approvals, and coordinate deliveries and collections.
? Check equipment readiness, maintain the kit room, and clean reusable items.
? Support office operations, handle calls and visitors, organise invoices, and open or close the office when required.
? Assist the Office Manager with daily tasks and perform other duties as required.
The candidates from the following background will be considered:
? Studio Assistant, Studio Operations Assistant, Production Assistant, Photography Assistant, Equipment Coordinator, Equipment Assistant, Inventory Assistant, Stockroom Assistant, Stores Assistant, Production Support Assistant, Studio Coordinator, Office Assistant, Office & Studio Assistant, Kit Room Assistant, Kit Manager
What we are looking for:
? Strong attention to detail.
? Excellent organisational skills.
? A proactive approach to work and the ability to work independently.
? The ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
Full training will be provided.
What's on offer:
? Competitive salary
? Pension enrolment
? Cycle-to-work scheme
? Team lunches on Mondays
? Gym membership after one years service
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An opportunity has arisen for a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager to join a creative production business delivering photography, film and event production services for fashion, luxury and advertising clients.
Full training will be provided!
As a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager, you will manage production equipment and supplies, coordinate purchasing and deliveries, and support the smooth running of the office and production team. This full-time role offers salary of £14.80 per hour and benefits. Working Hours: Monday - Friday (9am - 6pm)
You will be responsible for:
? Check returned kits, replenish stock, monitor expiry dates and arrange replacements.
? Order equipment and consumables, obtain cost approvals, and coordinate deliveries and collections.
? Check equipment readiness, maintain the kit room, and clean reusable items.
? Support office operations, handle calls and visitors, organise invoices, and open or close the office when required.
? Assist the Office Manager with daily tasks and perform other duties as required.
The candidates from the following background will be considered:
? Studio Assistant, Studio Operations Assistant, Production Assistant, Photography Assistant, Equipment Coordinator, Equipment Assistant, Inventory Assistant, Stockroom Assistant, Stores Assistant, Production Support Assistant, Studio Coordinator, Office Assistant, Office & Studio Assistant, Kit Room Assistant, Kit Manager
What we are looking for:
? Strong attention to detail.
? Excellent organisational skills.
? A proactive approach to work and the ability to work independently.
? The ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
What's on offer:
? Competitive salary
? Pension enrolment
? Cycle-to-work scheme
? Team lunches on Mondays
? Gym membership after one years service
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Lab & Transformation Manager – Optical Lens Manufacturing
Full Time | Buckinghamshire | Leading Ophthalmic Lens Manufacturer
Zest Optical are working with a leading ophthalmic lens manufacturer to recruit an experienced Lab & Transformation Manager.
This senior position would suit an experienced Optical Lab Manager, Optical Laboratory Manager or Optical Production Manager with a strong background in ophthalmic lens manufacturing.
You will lead a large optical lens production facility, with overall responsibility for a team of approximately 42 people across multiple laboratory departments. You will manage operational performance while developing the people, processes and technology needed to support the laboratory’s future growth.
Working closely with the Operations Director, Engineering and Quality Assurance teams, you will maintain excellent production standards and develop a clear transformation strategy for the optical laboratory.
The salary and wider package will be discussed with you in full before your CV or any personal details are shared with the client.
Key Responsibilities
Lead, manage and develop a laboratory production team of approximately 42 people
Oversee production across surfacing, inspection, spin tinting, dip tinting, hard coating, anti-reflective coating, final inspection, remote edging, glazing order entry and glazing
Plan and coordinate production activity to achieve quality, service and customer delivery targets
Monitor daily and weekly operational performance against agreed KPIs
Identify production and service risks and develop appropriate contingency plans
Review existing processes and implement improvements to productivity, quality and workflow
Develop and deliver a clear transformation strategy for the laboratory
Support the introduction of new technology, equipment, systems and production methods
Work closely with Engineering, Quality Assurance and Customer Service to improve operational performance
Provide regular reporting on production performance, defects, rejects and areas for improvement
Develop team capability through coaching, training, cross-training and performance management
Manage departmental costs and contribute to annual budget planning
Maintain compliance with SOPs, health and safety requirements, PPE policies and relevant UK legislation
Recruit and develop team members with the skills required to support current operations and future growth
Lead technical and laboratory performance meetings with internal and external stakeholders
About You
You must be an experienced operational leader with a strong background in ophthalmic lens manufacturing and a thorough understanding of lens production processes.
You will also have:
Significant experience in a laboratory or production management role within ophthalmic lens manufacturing
Strong technical knowledge of surfacing, coating, glazing and optical lens production processes
A proven ability to lead, manage and develop a sizeable production team
Experience managing operational performance through KPIs and performance metrics
Knowledge of continuous improvement and Lean manufacturing principles
Experience delivering process improvements and operational change
A track record of improving productivity, quality and customer service
Strong analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills
The ability to manage multiple priorities and projects within demanding timescales
Excellent communication, negotiation and stakeholder management skills
A good understanding of quality systems, SOPs and health and safety requirements
Strong IT skills and the ability to produce clear operational reports
A calm, organised and commercially aware approach
Experience supporting transformation, automation or wider business improvement programmes would be highly desirable.
A Lean Six Sigma, Level 4 Diploma for Ophthalmic Technicians, SMC (Tech), ABDO or equivalent qualification would be beneficial, although this is not essential.
Benefits
Discretionary annual bonus
Company pension scheme
Life assurance
Private healthcare
Employee assistance and wellbeing support
Ongoing professional development opportunities
The opportunity to lead a highly skilled optical production facility and influence the future direction of a recognised industry leader
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To apply for this Lab & Transformation Manager – Optical Lens Manufacturing position in Buckinghamshire, please submit your CV through Zest Optical.
This opportunity may also suit candidates currently working as an Optical Lab Manager, Optical Laboratory Manager, Optical Production Manager, Lens Production Manager or Ophthalmic Laboratory Manager.
All applications will be handled confidentially. The salary and complete employment package will be discussed with you before your CV or personal details are shared with the client.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. Sponsorship is not available for this position.
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Production Operative – Full Training Provided
Brackley | £26,000 - £30,000 DOE + Overtime | Permanent | Full-time
We’re recruiting for an established and growing production business in Brackley, looking for Production Operatives to join a busy and friendly team.
Whether you already have experience in manufacturing, production or machine operation, or you're looking for an opportunity to learn something completely new, we'd love to hear from you.
You'll be trained to operate specialist semi-automated machinery used in textile production and finishing. No experience with this particular equipment is required, as full training will be provided.
What matters most is your attitude, reliability, attention to detail and willingness to get stuck in!
What you’ll be doing
Learning to operate semi-automated textile finishing and stitching machines
Reading and following job sheets and production instructions
Handling and guiding fabrics through the finishing process
Trimming and finishing materials
Quality checking completed work
Folding and packing finished products
Working accurately and efficiently to production deadlines
Working as part of a busy and supportive production team
What we’re looking for
Previous experience within production, manufacturing, textiles, fabrics, print finishing or machine operation would be useful, but it’s certainly not essential.
More importantly, you’ll be:
Reliable, hardworking and keen to learn
Practical and comfortable in a hands-on working environment
Accurate with good attention to detail
Able to follow instructions and job sheets
Comfortable working at pace and to deadlines
Proactive, adaptable and a good team player
Someone who takes pride in the quality of their work
What’s on offer
£22,000 - £30,000 depending on experience
Overtime opportunities
Full training on the machinery and processes
Opportunity to learn new skills and develop within the business
Permanent, full-time position
Established and forward-thinking working environment
The salary range reflects the fact that we’re genuinely open-minded about experience. You could be starting out and looking for an opportunity to learn, or already have relevant production, textile or machine-operating experience and be able to bring more to the role from day one.
If you’re reliable, practical and looking for a long-term opportunity where you can learn, develop and become part of a busy production team, we’d love to hear from you
Whether you’re a school leaver looking for your first opportunity or an experienced Machine Operative looking for your next move, we’d be equally happy to hear from you.
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We are partnered with a global engineering business in Chelmsford, Essex, developing advanced electronic systems used across aerospace, medical, and industrial applications. As production demand continues to grow, they are looking for a Production Engineer to support manufacturing, improve processes, and help transition new designs into stable, repeatable production.
In this Production Engineer role, you will:
Support manufacturing and test activities, resolving technical issues on the line
Carry out fault finding and root cause analysis to improve product performance
Drive practical improvements to processes, cost, and manufacturability
Support new product introduction, making sure designs are ready for efficient, scalable build
The ideal Production Engineer will have:
Experience supporting manufacturing in an electromechanical or electronics environment
A hands-on approach to problem solving, with strong fault-finding skills
Understanding of manufacturing processes and design for manufacture principles
An engineering degree or equivalent industry experience
This is a strong opportunity to join a well-established engineering team based in Chelmsford, Essex, working on complex, high-reliability products, with the chance to influence how they are built and improved over time.
To apply for this Production Engineer role in Chelmsford, Essex, apply now! For more information, email Ricky at rwilcocks@redlinegroup.Com or call on 01582 878810.....Read more...
Role: Flexographic Laminator Pay: £13.50p/h - £14.75p/hHours: 6am-6pm / 6pm-6am || 4 on & 4 offLocation: Pershore, WR10 2JJA Flexographic Laminator is responsible for setting up, operating, monitoring, and maintaining laminating machinery used in the flexible packaging and printing industry. The role involves bonding two or more materials—such as plastic film, paper, foil, or other substrates—to produce high-quality laminated packaging materials.Key Duties and ResponsibilitiesSet up and operate laminating machines according to job specifications and production schedules.Read and follow job tickets, work orders, and production instructions.Prepare and load materials such as films, paper, foil, adhesives, and coatings.Set and adjust machine controls, including speed, temperature, pressure, tension, and alignment.Prepare, mix, and monitor adhesives and other bonding materials as required.Ensure correct web alignment and maintain proper tension throughout the laminating process.Monitor the laminating process to ensure strong bonding and consistent product quality.Carry out regular quality checks for adhesion, appearance, alignment, wrinkles, bubbles, creases, and other defects.Identify and correct laminating or machine problems to minimise downtime and waste.Change rolls, materials, adhesives, and other components between production jobs.Monitor material usage and minimise waste and scrap.Carry out routine cleaning, housekeeping, and basic maintenance of laminating equipment.Report mechanical faults, equipment issues, or major quality problems to supervisors or maintenance teams.Complete production records, including output, waste, downtime, and quality-control information.Follow all company procedures, quality standards, and production requirements.Handle materials, adhesives, solvents, and chemicals safely and in accordance with health and safety regulations.Maintain a clean, safe, and organised work area.Work closely with production, quality-control, maintenance, and supervisory teams to meet production targets and deadlines.Key Skills and RequirementsExperience operating laminating machinery, preferably in flexible packaging or printing.Knowledge of different substrates, films, foils, adhesives, and laminating processes.Understanding of web handling, tension control, temperature, pressure, and machine settings.Good attention to detail and strong commitment to product quality.Ability to identify and troubleshoot mechanical and production problems.Ability to read and follow job specifications and production instructions.Good numerical, organisational, and time-management skills.Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Understanding of health, safety, and environmental procedures.Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and, where required, on a shift basis.Overall, the Flexographic Laminator is responsible for producing high-quality laminated materials safely and efficiently while ensuring correct bonding, minimal waste, and compliance with production and quality standards.APPLY TODAY!!....Read more...
A London-based events and festivals production company is looking for a Production Coordinator to support the delivery of live events across the UK. This is a hybrid role suited to someone with 1-2 years of events experience who wants to build a career in production.Here's what you'll be doing:Supporting Production Managers with the planning and delivery of festivals, outdoor events and experiential activationsCollating supplier quotes, safety documentation, training certificates and insurance paperwork ahead of eventsResearching new event spaces and venues, building a database of options and approaching landlords about site availabilityHelping prepare creative pitch decks and presentation materials for client meetingsMaintaining project administration including contact reports, schedules and diary management for the production teamAssisting with on-site coordination during live events, covering accreditation, site office, supplier check-ins and general production supportUpdating social media channels with project content and writing post-event case studiesManaging the accreditation process before and during events, tracking site inventory and logging equipment in and outSupporting budget tracking, expense reconciliation and basic financial administration for projectsHere are the skills you'll need:Some experience in events, festivals or live production, even if gained through internships or freelance workStrong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks across different projectsConfident written communication, able to draft emails, reports and case studies without heavy editingProficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, Word and PowerPointComfortable working on-site at events in varied conditions and flexible hoursA genuine interest in the events and festival industry, with awareness of current trendsProactive attitude, willing to get stuck in and solve problems rather than wait for instructionsKey perks and benefits:Hybrid working with office, home and on-site days throughout the yearHands-on experience across a range of festivals and live eventsDirect exposure to client work and supplier management from an early stageMentoring and development from experienced Production ManagersA creative, energetic team environment where ideas are genuinely welcomedWhy pursue a career in events production?Starting in events coordination gives you a front-row seat to how large-scale productions actually work. You learn supplier management, budgeting, site logistics and client communication all within your first couple of years. It is one of the few industries where your work has a visible, tangible outcome, and the skills you build transfer across the entire live events and entertainment sector.....Read more...
An early finish Friday, working week days only, standard sociable hours, 20 days holiday + 8 bank holidays, offers job security and progression. We are looking for a Production Fitter to join a growing manufacturing business in St Helens. This is a fantastic opportunity to work in a clean, modern workshop environment for a company that is excelling in its industry and has a strong order book.
A growing business that specialises in vehicle conversions, installations, and fleet is looking to recruit a Production Fitter to join the workshop team. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who has assembly line experience within an automotive or manufacturing background, who is looking for a new step in their career and growing into a company that offers support and growth opportunities.
Location of the Production Fitter Position: St Helens area
Duties of the Production Fitter role:
Following build instructions
Working within a fast paced workshop
Assembling electrical and mechanical components
Using hand tools, power tools, and workshop equipment for high-quality installations
Working as part of a small, supportive team in a busy workshop environment
Adhering to health & safety policies and maintaining a clean, safe workspace
We would love to hear from people that will have worked on a production line or within an automotive setting where vehicles having been manufactured, converted or assembled.
Benefits of the Production Fitter role:
Circa £28k per annum
Overtime opportunities paid at enhanced rates.
20 days holiday + 8 bank holidays (with 3 days reserved for Christmas shutdown).
Company pension
Early finish on Fridays.
Ongoing training and development within a supportive team environment
If the Production Fitter role is of interest, please call Maisie at E3 Recruitment.....Read more...
E3 Recruitment are supporting a Market Leading Product Manufacturer to recruit Production Operatives on a Temp to Perm basis, our client have increased their manufacturing capacity, and due to this have brand new shift opportunities available. As a market leader in their field, they are looking for operatives who will be an asset to their team, be an effective and proactive team member and work towards company expectations and targets. In return, the company will offer industry leading training and progression within the company.What's in it for you as a Production Operative?
A highly competitive salary of circa £30,000 (£14.39 per hour)
OT Paid at a Premium (1.5x and 2x)
33 days Holiday
Group Personal Pension Plan
Discretionary Company Bonus
Life Assurance scheme
Hours of work - Monday - Friday days (6am-2pm/2pm-10pm)
Location – Maltby/Tickhill
Requirements as a Production Operative;
Work on an automated Production line to ensure the manufacture of products and meets established QA Expectations
Monitoring machinery and reporting issues
Make manufacturing adjustments and working to 5s principles
Quality testing of certain batches, reporting any issues that may arise
Working with SCADA and PLC machines in a state of the art facility
Roles and responsibilities of a Production Operative;
The production of high-quality products operating production machinery
The manual packing and movement of heavy products
Creating and maintaining the highest standards of 5S’s housekeeping and environmental management
Operations of a range of machines as part of a multi-skilled team
Full UK Driving Licence needed due to location of site
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Aluminium Fabricator Production Manager Competitive Salary + Benefits South Yorkshire Monday–Friday, 40 hours per weekBenefits: Up to 25 days’ holiday plus bank holidays, health cash plan, pension scheme, employee recognition awards, personal development and training opportunities, and free parking.About the CompanyOur client is a successful, growing UK group in the fenestration industry operating across multiple sites. They are looking for an experienced, hands-on Aluminium Production Manager to help build, lead and develop the operation from the ground up.This is an excellent opportunity for a proven production leader with strong practical knowledge of aluminium window and door fabrication. You will take ownership of the factory floor, establish high standards from day one, develop a skilled team of fabricators, and ensure products are manufactured safely, accurately and on time.About the RoleYou will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the aluminium fabrication operation, including people, production planning, quality, safety and continuous improvement.You will lead by example, working closely with supervisors, team leaders and fabricators to create a productive, engaged and quality-focused team.Key responsibilities
Set up and manage the day-to-day production operation for aluminium windows, doors and associated products.Lead, train, coach and develop a team of aluminium fabricators, team leaders and supervisors.Ensure all team members are trained, competent and signed off against agreed standard operating procedures.Plan labour, materials, machinery and workflow to achieve production targets and customer delivery requirements.Monitor daily output, work in progress, quality performance, labour efficiency and delivery against plan.Establish clear production KPIs and use data to drive actions and improvements.Ensure products are manufactured right first time and meet required quality, specification and customer standards.Implement and maintain robust quality-control checks throughout the fabrication process.Maintain a safe, clean and well-organised factory, ensuring full compliance with health and safety, PPE and machine-check requirements.Investigate production, quality and delivery issues, identifying root causes and implementing lasting solutions.Develop and embed standard working practices, 5S and continuous-improvement activities.Support the introduction of new products, processes, equipment and production lines as the new site grows.
What We’re Looking ForYou will be an experienced production manager or senior supervisor from an aluminium window and door fabrication environment. You will understand the realities of running a busy factory and be comfortable balancing output, quality, safety and people development.You will have:
Proven experience in aluminium window and door fabrication.Practical knowledge of aluminium machining, cutting, assembly, glazing and quality-control processes.Experience leading, training and developing a team of fabricators.A strong track record of managing production targets, workflow and delivery performance.Excellent people-management skills, including coaching, mentoring and performance management.A hands-on leadership style with the ability to gain respect on the factory floor.Strong problem-solving skills and a practical approach to resolving issues quickly.A clear understanding of health and safety in a manufacturing environment.Confidence using production data and reporting to make informed decisions.A proactive, resilient and positive approach, with the ability to lead change in a new and growing operation.
How to ApplyTo be considered, please apply through this advert or submit your CV to the recruiting agency directly. INDHSEquals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful.....Read more...
JOB DESCRIPTION
Tremco Construction Products Group (CPG), part of RPM International Inc., unites industry-leading building envelope solutions manufacturers, service providers and trusted brands-including Tremco, Nudura, Dryvit, Willseal, Weatherproofing Technologies, Inc. and Weatherproofing Technologies Canada-to deliver comprehensive, integrated building systems. With operations spanning North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, India and Latin America, Tremco CPG has a global presence supported by regional businesses and distributors who understand local market needs for commercial, industrial and residential construction and restoration projects.
GENERAL PURPOSE OF THE JOB:
The Production Operator starts, troubleshoots, and operates manufacturing equipment safely. There are three Production Operator levels (I, II, & III). The level will be determined by experience, ability to assume various roles on the plant floor, and demonstrated ability to independently troubleshoot and problem-solve machine issues resulting in efficient cycles and minimal downtime. The Production Operator will operate production equipment, including industrial blenders, in accordance with the established production schedule.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Perform work in a safe manner by following all written and verbally communicated safety rules and procedures.
Follow standard work procedures to operate and maintain assigned machine(s).
Routinely meet or exceed production output rates per standards.
Ensure product meets certain tolerances and specifications.
Perform routine inspections per quality standards.
Understand production instructions.
Maintain accurate paperwork.
Inspects equipment, structures, and materials to identify problems or defects prior to production to ensure a clean, clear and safe work environment.
Reads and follows work orders and formulas to meet production specifications and schedules.
Examines materials, ingredients, or product per quality standards.
Weighs or measures materials, ingredients, and products per requirements.
Adds and mixes raw materials according to specifications.
Transfers materials, supplies, and products between work areas.
Discharges blenders of powder when necessary.
Ensures quality and conformity of blended products to meet standards.
Ensures equipment is set-up, cleaned, sanitized, and operating properly before, after and between runs.
Completes cleaning logs and notifies quality control for hygiene testing.
Records operational and production data on specified forms/production documents.
Reports malfunctions to a supervisor and confirms proactive and routine maintenance.
Conducts on-going assessment of quality control and operational procedures.
EDUCATION REQUIREMENT: No formal education required.
EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT: No prior experience or training.
OTHER SKILLS, ABILITIES, AND QUALIFICATIONS:
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Incumbent must be able to stand, walk, sit, use hands, reach, climb, balance, kneel, talk, hear, and lift up to 50 lbs.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Ability to function effectively in a team setting.
Ability to multi-task while maintaining attention to detail.
Demonstrates reliability, flexibility, and dependability
Models the values and expectations of 168 - integrity, responsible entrepreneurship, commitment and moral courage.
Demonstrates accepted ethical and professional business behavior.
Executes ISO authority and responsibility. Completes and maintains all required training. Reports suspected violations including those of a business associate.
Observes all safety procedures, reports potentially unsafe conditions and uses and maintains equipment and materials properly.
BENEFITS:
The Company offers a variety of benefits to its employees, including but not limited to health insurance, paid holidays, paid time off, 401(k) Savings and Trust & Plan with company match, Company Pension Plan, Performance Based Bonus/Commission, and continuing education.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.Apply for this ad Online!....Read more...
Machine Shop Team Leader
Department: Operations
Reporting to: Production Supervisor
Location: Dorset, UK
Job Type: Full-time
We are looking for an experienced Machine Shop Team Leader to join our Bournemouth based Clients Operations team, within an established precision engineering and manufacturing environment.
This is a hands-on leadership role for an experienced machinist who enjoys combining technical machining expertise with team leadership. You will support the day-to-day delivery of production output, quality, training, problem solving and continuous improvement within the machine shop.
You will work closely with machinists, production operatives and the Production Supervisor to ensure production targets, quality standards and customer requirements are achieved safely and efficiently.
This Machine Shop Team Leader role, based in Bournemouth,l involve a balance of hands-on machining and team leadership, making it an excellent opportunity for an experienced CNC machinist, machine setter/operator or manufacturing team leader looking to develop their career.
Key Responsibilities
Lead and support a team within the machine shop, ensuring colleagues are trained, supported and deployed effectively.
Take responsibility for on-time delivery, productivity and quality within your area.
Set, operate and programme machining equipment where required.
Manage labour, machinery, tooling and production priorities effectively.
Ensure work meets engineering drawings, specifications, procedures and quality standards.
Support inspection and quality control processes, escalating non-conformances where required.
Maintain high standards of 6S, housekeeping and tooling control.
Identify and resolve machining and production problems.
Support continuous improvement, waste reduction, cycle-time reduction and productivity initiatives.
Work towards achieving and improving departmental KPIs and OEE performance.
Support TPM and lean manufacturing activities.
Promote safe working practices and compliance with Health & Safety requirements.
Deputise for the Production Supervisor when required.
You will ideally have:
Experience setting, operating and programming machining equipment within a machine shop or precision manufacturing environment.
Previous experience leading or supporting a team.
The ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications.
Good knowledge of tooling, feeds, speeds, work holding and machine capability.
Fanuc programming experience would be an advantage.
Experience or knowledge of OEE, TPM, 6S and lean manufacturing.
Experience working to production targets and quality standards.
Strong mechanical aptitude and dexterity.
Good communication and computer skills.
A flexible, self-motivated and proactive approach.
The ability to motivate and work effectively as part of a team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Machine Shop Team Leader to join a well-established, Bournemouth based engineering and manufacturing organisation producing high-quality, precision-engineered products for customers across a range of industries.
You will have the opportunity to make a direct impact on production performance, quality and continuous improvement, while developing your leadership skills within a supportive manufacturing environment.
If you would like to hear more about this opportunity please send an updated cv to Nicola at nking@redlinegroup.Com or call 01582 878830 for more details.....Read more...
Machine Operative - Textile Production
Brackley | £22,000 - £30,000 DOE + Overtime | Permanent | Full-time
We’re recruiting for an established and growing production business in Brackley, looking for Machine Operatives to join a busy specialist textile production team.
This is a great opportunity whether you already have experience within production, manufacturing, textiles or machine operation, or you’re at the beginning of your career and looking for a practical, hands-on role where you can learn new skills.
You don’t need experience operating these particular machines as full training will be provided. What’s most important is that you’re reliable, keen to learn, have a good eye for detail and take pride in doing a job properly.
What you’ll be doing
Learning to operate semi-automated textile finishing and stitching machines
Reading and following job sheets and production instructions
Handling and guiding fabrics through the finishing process
Trimming and finishing materials
Quality checking completed work
Folding and packing finished products
Working accurately and efficiently to production deadlines
Working as part of a busy and supportive production team
What we’re looking for
Previous experience within production, manufacturing, textiles, fabrics, print finishing or machine operation would be useful, but it’s certainly not essential.
More importantly, you’ll be:
Reliable, hardworking and keen to learn
Practical and comfortable in a hands-on working environment
Accurate with good attention to detail
Able to follow instructions and job sheets
Comfortable working at pace and to deadlines
Proactive, adaptable and a good team player
Someone who takes pride in the quality of their work
What’s on offer
£22,000 - £30,000 depending on experience
Overtime opportunities
Full training on the machinery and processes
Opportunity to learn new skills and develop within the business
Permanent, full-time position
Established and forward-thinking working environment
The salary range reflects the fact that we’re genuinely open-minded about experience. You could be starting out and looking for an opportunity to learn, or already have relevant production, textile or machine-operating experience and be able to bring more to the role from day one.
If you’re reliable, practical and looking for a long-term opportunity where you can learn, develop and become part of a busy production team, we’d love to hear from you
Whether you’re a school leaver looking for your first opportunity or an experienced Machine Operative looking for your next move, we’d be equally happy to hear from you.
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Our client, a world-leading manufacturer of precision engineering and metrology solutions, is looking for a Planning & Materials Manager to join their team on a permanent basis.
This role is based across Miskin (South Wales) & Woodchester, and offers you the opportunity to be responsible for leading planning, scheduling and materials management activities across multiple manufacturing sites, ensuring production requirements, inventory levels and customer commitments are effectively managed. Working closely with manufacturing and supply chain teams, you will drive operational efficiency, improve planning processes and support continued business growth.
Key responsibilities of the Planning & Materials Manager job based in Miskin & Woodchester:
Lead and manage planning, scheduling and materials control activities across multiple manufacturing sites.
Manage and develop a team of Planners and Material Controllers, providing coaching, support and performance management.
Ensure material availability aligns with production schedules and customer delivery commitments.
Monitor demand, production capacity and inventory levels, identifying potential risks and implementing effective solutions.
Develop and improve planning processes, procedures and performance measures to support operational efficiency.
Work closely with Assembly Managers, Procurement, Logistics and Warehousing teams to align materials and production requirements.
Oversee inventory management activities to maintain appropriate stock levels and minimise shortages or excess inventory.
Utilise ERP/MRP systems to support production planning, material requirements and scheduling activities.
Analyse planning and supply chain performance data to identify opportunities for improvement.
Support capacity planning activities to ensure manufacturing resources are aligned with business demand.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives across production planning, stock management and material flow.
Build strong relationships with stakeholders across multiple sites to ensure effective communication and decision-making.
Support business growth by developing robust planning processes and improving operational performance.
Experience required for the Planning & Materials Manager job based in Miskin & Woodchester:
Proven experience in production planning, materials management, supply chain or manufacturing operations within an engineering or high-technology environment.
Strong knowledge of ERP/MRP systems, production scheduling and material requirements planning.
Experience managing and developing teams within a manufacturing or supply chain environment.
Good understanding of capacity planning, inventory control and stock management processes.
Experience coordinating planning and materials activities across multiple departments or manufacturing sites.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret data and make effective operational decisions.
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence decisions across different business functions.
Experience developing and implementing planning processes and operational performance measures.
Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities and changing production requirements.
A proactive approach to continuous improvement and operational efficiency.
Desirable experience:
Background within precision engineering, electronics assembly, advanced manufacturing or other high-technology manufacturing environments.
Experience managing planning and materials functions across multiple manufacturing locations.
Knowledge of continuous improvement methodologies relating to inventory management, material flow and production planning.
If this Planning & Materials Manager job based in Miskin & Woodchester could be of interest, please send your CV to mshackell@redlinegroup.Com or call Maya on 01582 878835 for more details.....Read more...
Electronic Production Engineer required to help manufacture test and repair to component level PCB boards that include RF, electromechanical faultfinding, rework as needed, and final assembly.
You will work across NPI, NPD, Production, manufacturing and assembly to refine, improve and rethink products and processes.
Requirements
Production engineering, manufacturing support or process engineering experience of PCB assemblies including motors, sensors, PCBs, actuators, wiring and power packs.....Read more...
Electronic Production Engineer required to help manufacture test and repair to component level PCB boards that include RF, electromechanical faultfinding, rework as needed, and final assembly.
You will work across NPI, NPD, Production, manufacturing and assembly to refine, improve and rethink products and processes.
Requirements
Production engineering, manufacturing support or process engineering experience of PCB assemblies including motors, sensors, PCBs, actuators, wiring and power packs.....Read more...
Engineering Production Operative / DriverLocation: Bridgwater, SomersetPay: £14.00 per hourHours: Full-time, Monday to ThursdayJob Type: Permanent / ongoing The RoleWe are looking for a reliable, hands-on Engineering Production Operative to join a specialist engineering company based in Bridgwater. The role will involve supporting production and factory operations, as well as carrying out delivery work using a 3.5-tonne flatbed vehicle when required.This is a full-time position working Monday to Thursday. The work offers variety, with time spent both in the factory and delivering engineering equipment and materials to customers and site works.Key Responsibilities·Supporting day-to-day engineering production and factory operations.·Carrying out practical duties such as preparing, handling and moving materials and components.·Driving a 3.5-tonne flatbed vehicle safely and responsibly for deliveries across the UK.·Loading and securing loads safely, with support available where needed.·Completing delivery paperwork and obtaining customer signatures where required.·Representing the company professionally when dealing with customers and site personnel.·Carrying out basic vehicle checks and reporting any issues.·Keeping work areas and the vehicle clean, tidy and in good condition.·Following workplace health and safety procedures.About YouWe’re looking for someone who is:·Reliable, responsible and practical.·Comfortable carrying out hands-on production and factory work.·Confident driving a 3.5-tonne flatbed vehicle.·Flexible and happy to work across both production and delivery duties.·Customer-focused and professional.·Physically capable of handling engineering items and helping secure loads; support will be available in most cases.·Comfortable working independently and travelling to different locations.·Experienced in engineering, production or delivery work, ideally, though relevant experience will be considered.A full UK driving licence suitable for driving a 3.5-tonne vehicle is essential.What We Offer·£14.00 per hour·Full-time hours, Monday to Thursday·A varied role combining engineering production and driving·Local and UK-wide delivery work·A friendly, specialist engineering environmentIf you’re practical, dependable and enjoy a varied role that combines factory work with driving, we’d be pleased to hear from you.....Read more...
As a Machine Operator, you'll play a key part in ensuring production runs efficiently, safely and to the highest quality standards.
From setting up machinery to monitoring performance and troubleshooting issues, you'll help keep operations moving and ensure production targets are met.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Setting up, operating and monitoring production machinery
-Carrying out routine machine maintenance to keep equipment running efficiently
- Making adjustments to machinery to maintain product quality and production output
- Completing quality checks and accurately recording machine downtime
- Working towards production targets while maintaining high standards
- Supporting other areas of the packing line when required
- Following all health and safety procedures, standard operating procedures and company guidelines
- Identifying issues and taking a proactive approach to resolving problems
We're looking for someone who knows their way around production machinery and is confident working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
You'll ideally have:
- Essential: Previous hands-on experience operating machinery
- Experience working within a production, manufacturing or packing environment
- A practical, hands-on approach with good problem-solving skills
- The ability to monitor machinery, identify issues and make appropriate adjustments
- A strong understanding of the importance of quality, safety and following procedures
- A reliable, proactive attitude and the ability to work well as part of a team
- A willingness to learn, adapt and contribute to the wider production operation
Working Hours
Monday to Friday, 7am–5pm, giving you a consistent weekday working pattern.
Interested?
If you're an experienced Machine Operator looking for your next challenge with a growing business, we'd love to hear from you!
Apply today through KHR Recruitment to take the next step in your manufacturing career
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Mechanical Technician required to produce and assemble components including conduct tests, measurements, operations and process controls as part of a marine assembly systems manufacturing team.
The ideal candidate will have precision engineering maritime or aerospace production experience reading blueprints to identify components, perform production assembly, test and repair.
Requirements
Manufacturing experience in comparable high value low volume environment, ideally maritime, subsea or aerospace.
Mechanical production using hand tools, automated machines and assemblies.
Quality processes understanding, assembly, test, troubleshoot, repair, test.
Other relevant skills include
Wire preparation, strip, crimp and termination.
Manufacturing Systems tools maintenance and harness repair.
Hydraulic machine operation and programming.
Continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Mechanical assembly of precision engineers high value projects.
Prosecute test techniques as per cell procedure.
Work from bill of materials, job packets, routings, work orders, wire lists and quality procedures.
Evaluate, repair and maintain production tooling and equipment.....Read more...
Mechanical Technician required to produce and assemble components including conduct tests, measurements, operations and process controls as part of a marine assembly systems manufacturing team.
The ideal candidate will have precision engineering maritime or aerospace production experience reading blueprints to identify components, perform production assembly, test and repair.
Requirements
Manufacturing experience in comparable high value low volume environment, ideally maritime, subsea or aerospace.
Mechanical production using hand tools, automated machines and assemblies.
Quality processes understanding, assembly, test, troubleshoot, repair, test.
Other relevant skills include:
Wire preparation, strip, crimp and termination.
Manufacturing Systems tools maintenance and harness repair.
Hydraulic machine operation and programming.
Continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Mechanical assembly of precision engineers high value projects.
Prosecute test techniques as per cell procedure.
Work from bill of materials, job packets, routings, work orders, wire lists and quality procedures.
Evaluate, repair and maintain production tooling and equipment.....Read more...
Mechanical Technician required to produce and assemble components including conduct tests, measurements, operations and process controls as part of a marine assembly systems manufacturing team.
The ideal candidate will have precision engineering maritime or aerospace production experience reading blueprints to identify components, perform production assembly, test and repair.
Requirements
Manufacturing experience in comparable high value low volume environment, ideally maritime, subsea or aerospace.
Mechanical production using hand tools, automated machines and assemblies.
Quality processes understanding, assembly, test, troubleshoot, repair, test.
Other relevant skills include
Wire preparation, strip, crimp and termination.
Manufacturing Systems tools maintenance and harness repair.
Hydraulic machine operation and programming.
Continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Mechanical assembly of precision engineers high value projects.
Prosecute test techniques as per cell procedure.
Work from bill of materials, job packets, routings, work orders, wire lists and quality procedures.
Evaluate, repair and maintain production tooling and equipment.....Read more...
Mechanical Technician required to produce and assemble components including conduct tests, measurements, operations and process controls as part of a marine assembly systems manufacturing team.
The ideal candidate will have precision engineering maritime or aerospace production experience reading blueprints to identify components, perform production assembly, test and repair.
Requirements
Manufacturing experience in comparable high value low volume environment, ideally maritime, subsea or aerospace.
Mechanical production using hand tools, automated machines and assemblies.
Quality processes understanding, assembly, test, troubleshoot, repair, test.
Other relevant skills include:
Wire preparation, strip, crimp and termination.
Manufacturing Systems tools maintenance and harness repair.
Hydraulic machine operation and programming.
Continuous improvement.
Responsibilities
Mechanical assembly of precision engineers high value projects.
Prosecute test techniques as per cell procedure.
Work from bill of materials, job packets, routings, work orders, wire lists and quality procedures.
Evaluate, repair and maintain production tooling and equipment.....Read more...
