Manufacturing Engineer (Aerospace)

at  Line Up Aviation

On behalf of our aerospace engineering workshop client in West London, we are seeking Manufacturing Engineers to join them on a permanent basis.
The Manufacturing Engineers will provide manufacturing engineering expertise to support shop floor operations, including creating, reviewing, and improving process documentation plus addressing production defects and driving continuous development.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN APPLYING FOR THIS POSITION AND YOU MEET THE REQUIREMENTS, PLEASE APPLY IMMEDIATELY.

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MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES:

• To create and produce manufacturing work instructions and documentation, i.e. how tooling should be used in production, critical checks - based on tooling manufacturing designs
• Collaborate with operations, IT, tooling, supply chain & maintenance teams to ensure successful project implementation.
• Assist in development of new processes, methods, and layouts to increase equipment flexibility and improve throughput, within the OEM standard requirements
• Identify process waste solutions
• Support the TPM (Total Productive Maintenance), investigate non-conformities and alter tooling and or process until deficiency or unsatisfactory condition is corrected.
• Analyse and report on production processes, methods, schedules, downtime, cycle times, availability of machines and waste management
• Coordinate maintenance and repair services to keep production equipment operational
• Develop master data for tooling and equipment control in SAP system.
• Conduct time and motion studies, workflow analysis, line balancing, capacity analysis and process mapping to identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies.