Engineering Manager

at  Butler Rose

Butler Rose are currently supporting a manufacturer based in Plymouth, who are seeking an adept Engineering Manager.
The role
Your new role will take Responsibility for the successful delivery of change management to enhance operations and overall effectiveness of the business.

Managing the development, transfer, and implementation of manufacturing processes, you will oversee the maintenance operations of all the organisation’s buildings and facilities development, planning and delivery of improvement projects that will improve efficiency and support organisation growth. Leading a continuous improvement culture within the organisation. Duties include:

• Review existing operational processes in order to establish current state with a view to cost savings, efficiency improvements, or capacity improvements to satisfy current demand but also to align with future requirements
• To implement the change strategy to support the organisation strategic plan in terms of plant and capacity
• To Deliver the long-term utilities plan and a maintenance and replacement programme for site buildings and machinery
• Lead and provide support for the justification of capital equipment projects
• Apply project management techniques (schedule, cost and communications) and coordination of internal and external resources in the on-time delivery of projects
• Drive implementation and maintenance of LEAN and CI practices across the organisation
• Drive disruptive cost reduction plans into existing processes
• Lead productivity improvement plans within production
• Management of operations performance indicators
• Lead the development and management of documentation in support of process technology, standard operating procedures and process control
• Develop and maintain long term positive relationships with service providers.
• Ensure the security and sustainability of sources of essential products and services, adhering to health, safety and environmental regulations.

To be chosen for the role you must possess the following experience:

• Engineering/Manufacturing degree or suitably qualified through experience
• 5+ years in an engineering or manufacturing leadership role
• Experience in a manufacturing environment essential
• Use of Lean problem solving and continuous improvement methodologies and practises
• Able to work in a dynamic environment and adaptable to changes in priority

Package:

• Salary £50,000 - £55,000 + 10% Bonus
• Enhanced pension
• Health care
• Enhanced leave entitlement

Butler Rose is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer.
Butler Rose Ltd is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

Managing the development, transfer, and implementation of manufacturing processes, you will oversee the maintenance operations of all the organisation’s buildings and facilities development, planning and delivery of improvement projects that will improve efficiency and support organisation growth. Leading a continuous improvement culture within the organisation. Duties include:

• Review existing operational processes in order to establish current state with a view to cost savings, efficiency improvements, or capacity improvements to satisfy current demand but also to align with future requirements
• To implement the change strategy to support the organisation strategic plan in terms of plant and capacity
• To Deliver the long-term utilities plan and a maintenance and replacement programme for site buildings and machinery
• Lead and provide support for the justification of capital equipment projects
• Apply project management techniques (schedule, cost and communications) and coordination of internal and external resources in the on-time delivery of projects
• Drive implementation and maintenance of LEAN and CI practices across the organisation
• Drive disruptive cost reduction plans into existing processes
• Lead productivity improvement plans within production
• Management of operations performance indicators
• Lead the development and management of documentation in support of process technology, standard operating procedures and process control
• Develop and maintain long term positive relationships with service providers.
• Ensure the security and sustainability of sources of essential products and services, adhering to health, safety and environmental regulations

To be chosen for the role you must possess the following experience:

• Engineering/Manufacturing degree or suitably qualified through experience
• 5+ years in an engineering or manufacturing leadership role
• Experience in a manufacturing environment essential
• Use of Lean problem solving and continuous improvement methodologies and practises
• Able to work in a dynamic environment and adaptable to changes in priorit