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Assembly Manager
Milton Keynes
Permanent role
You’ll be working on some really exciting and state of the art projects with my client working with F1 teams and high end motorsport companies. No shift work in this role, it’s a Monday to Friday straight days working a 40 hour week with paid breaks…..
Through growth and a busy order book they are looking for someone like you to join their exciting and growing team. You'll be responsible for managing all aspects of production for the busy assembly department.
- Leading training, appraisals, setting KPIs, promoting continuous improvement, and scheduling work will all be key parts of this role.
- You will be working within an immaculate manufacturing environment, it’s very much a hand assembly process which means it’s clean and no heavy/noisy machinery.
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Any fast-paced manufacturing background would be considered for this role. You’ll be leading a team of 5 skilled assembly technicians employees which means strong man management is required. It’s a very target-driven environment and within the motorsport sector which can be demanding at times. There is electrical and mechanical assembly in this department so we are looking for someone with experience in both skills.


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They have a specially kitted out workshop that you would be proud to show customers which is located conveniently just on the outskirts of Milton Keynes centre.
What's your typical day going to look like? Well, you'll be ensuring the wheel keeps turning with everything assembly, including:
- Running morning meetings
- Ensuring targets are being met
- Reviewing upcoming designs with other departments
- Raising any concerns on current prototypes in build
- Assisting with resolving these issues
If you feel you are hitting the requirements of this position, please click to apply and we’ll be in touch….
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