Cavendish Maine
Engineering Manager

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Engineering Manager
Looking for an experienced and proactive Engineering Manager to join our dynamic business to help us with continuous improvements and operational efficiency. To lead and manage a team of Machine Setters and Maintenance Engineers, ensuring production operates safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption.
You Will Be Responsible For:
- Team management.
- Preventive maintenance.
- Fault diagnosis.
- Health, safety, environmental and regulatory compliance.
- Continuous improvements and efficiency of manufacturing productivity.
- Cycle times, machinery capacity etc.
- Engineering records and documentation.
About the Company:
Working for an established and reputable friendly business with a reputation for strong customer service. The business has a number of product portfolios; manufacturing products for a wide range of industries, including woodcare, construction and maintenance, industrial, environmental, agriculture and contract manufacturing. Our client sells across retail and trade/professional sectors with a growing marketing department. Nearly 150 years in their sector with high quality products and exceptional service with a long standing workforce.
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Key Skills/Experience Required:
- Degree, HNC/HND or equivalent qualification in chemical, process, mechanical, manufacturing or related engineering disciplines.
- Significant process engineering experience within a manufacturing environment.
- Experience undertaking HAZOP and process risk assessment.
- Knowledge of DSEAR and ATEX requirements.
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Job Reference: RI/106837
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