Manufacturing Engineer

People Solutions are currently recruiting for aManufacturing Engineerto join our well-established client based in Tipton on a full-time, permanent basis. This is a fantastic opportunity offering an excellent annual salary and room to grow and progress. The Manufacturing Engineer reports to the Head of Manufacturing and plays a key role in optimising manufacturing processes and driving continuous improvement.Hours of Work37 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm.Salary£45,000–£50,000 per year.BenefitsOpportunity to work on innovative manufacturing projectsCareer growth and progressionExposure to advanced manufacturing technologies including automation and roboticsHands-on experience in continuous improvement initiativesDay to Day DutiesProvide technical manufacturing knowledge and guidance from design through to completion, supporting Design for Manufacturability (DFM).Facilitate and achieve process improvements, including investment proposals and business case creation to demonstrate gains in productivity, efficiency, or quality.Identify and eliminate waste across all stages of the manufacturing process.Instruct the most efficient methods for manufacturing components and assemblies, ensuring safety and quality standards are met.Generate and maintain manufacturing documentation, including inspection and test plans (MITP), work orders, work instructions, procedures, and drawings.Review design drawings and plans to ensure they can be manufactured efficiently and reliably.Support the establishment of new manufacturing facilities, including process development, operator training, plant commissioning, 5S, and capability studies.Input, control, and update manufacturing data in production control and MRP systems.Provide support to other Manufacturing Engineers and assist with automated facilities and equipment, such as COBOTs.Undertake make/buy assessments based on cost, capability, schedule, and quality requirements.Support tendering processes by developing manufacturing strategies.Raise and resolve NCRs using analytical methods such as 5 Why's, DMAIC, and root cause analysis.Ensure manufacturing documentation, drawings, and quality updates are current and followed throughout production.Essential SkillsGraduate engineer, preferably in manufacturing, with at least 4 years' experience.Knowledge of at least two manufacturing processes (machining, mechanical assembly, welding).Strong ability to communicate clear instructions verbally and in writing to people of varying experience levels.Organised and methodical approach to reviewing designs and improving manufacturability.Ability to produce detailed manufacturing instructions for planners, operators, inspectors, and quality engineers.Cost- and time-focused mindset, with an understanding of “right first time” principles.Proficient in Microsoft Office and ability to learn and use in-house software systems.Desirable SkillsExpertise in programming and use of industrial robots.Experience in process improvement, lean manufacturing, and continuous improvement methodologies.Knowledge of automated manufacturing systems and COBOT operation.TrainingOn-the-job training in manufacturing processes, automated equipment, and software systems.Continuous professional development in lean principles and process improvement techniques.Guidance on company-specific manufacturing standards and documentation procedures.Apply Today – Do not Miss Out!This client values its workers and provides an excellent work environmentIf you are looking for high-paying, reliable work, click below to apply today or get in touch with our recruitment team to find out morePeople Solutions do not charge any of their candidates any fees or request deposits at any stage of the recruitment processTPBN1_UKTJ