Proactive Personnel Ltd are proud to be recruiting for our client based in the Castle Donington for a Manufacturing Engineer.
You will be responsible for working in a manufacturing industry and will ideally have aerospace and manufacturing experience. Within the aerospace industry, you require working knowledge of complex assemblies and sub-assembly processes. A significant part of this role is document control (which can include, but not limited to SOP’s, quotations, BOM’s, planning changes and others).

The role:

• Lead project based NPI in-load through gated process and presenting weekly updates to stakeholders.
• Develop manufacturing processes.
• Shopfloor manufacturing support as and when needed.
• Assures product conformance by implementing effective processes.
• Understand and implement customer and regulatory specifications to maintain product integrity.
• Create and review manufacturing routings and BOMs
• Create and review FAIR documentation in line with NPI process.
• Create and maintain effective PFMEA’s, including DCM’s and Control plans and process flows.
• Create in-process inspection plans; final inspection plans; SOPs; data cards.
• Implement ECRs as required.
• Support NCR closure by investigation and disposition non-conforming product using 5Y, 3C, 8D as applicable, and implement effective RCCA including submission of concession/deviation permit applications as applicable.
• Participate in meetings including daily SQCDP production board meetings.
• Comply with all relevant internal rules, policy and procedures, including those related to Health and Safety, Data Protection and issued Employee Handbook.

Knowledge and Experience:

• Aerospace industry experience.
• Sheet metal/machining, including special processes experience.
• Project management skills.
• CAD experience (2D and 3D).
• Strong attention to detail.
• Excellent time management skills.
• Exceptional communication and customer service skills.
• Strong organisational skills, with ability to multitask.
• Outstanding decision-making and problem-solving skills.

This role is Monday - Thursday
(either 07:00 - 16:00 (12pm finish Friday) or 08:00 - 17:00 (1pm finish on Friday).
In return, you can expect to earn £35,000 - £40,000.

• Lead project based NPI in-load through gated process and presenting weekly updates to stakeholders.
• Develop manufacturing processes.
• Shopfloor manufacturing support as and when needed.
• Assures product conformance by implementing effective processes.
• Understand and implement customer and regulatory specifications to maintain product integrity.
• Create and review manufacturing routings and BOMs
• Create and review FAIR documentation in line with NPI process.
• Create and maintain effective PFMEA’s, including DCM’s and Control plans and process flows.
• Create in-process inspection plans; final inspection plans; SOPs; data cards.
• Implement ECRs as required.
• Support NCR closure by investigation and disposition non-conforming product using 5Y, 3C, 8D as applicable, and implement effective RCCA including submission of concession/deviation permit applications as applicable.
• Participate in meetings including daily SQCDP production board meetings.
• Comply with all relevant internal rules, policy and procedures, including those related to Health and Safety, Data Protection and issued Employee Handbook