Wipac Technology Ltd
Graduate Process Engineer

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Graduate Process Engineer
Reporting to:
Manufacturing Engineering Manager
Main Purpose:
To work as a member of the process team to deliver a product and process to the Manufacturing department that meets both Wipac and our customers’ expectations.
Key Responsibilities:
For the following activities it is expected that the Graduate Process Engineer will support the following activities:
- Ensure that all processes and procedures are kept in line with the company BMS.
- Quality assurance is maintained to conform to customer specifications.
- Develop and manage current processes and techniques.
- Contribute toward continual improvement techniques.
- Management of core process documentation.
- Develop and support processes for new products if required.
- Achieve higher productivity levels by highlighting areas of potential improvement and put detailed plans in place to implement these.
- Compile justifications for the purchase of new equipment which would lead to productivity improvements.
- Cost down in method, tools and materials.
- Support Quality engineering in defect investigation and deliver root cause resolution.
- Ensure that overall production is meeting set targets and assist in the reduction of reject levels to accepted limits.
- Be part of CI teams in all manufacturing aspects.
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For the following activities it is expected that the Graduate Process Engineer supports the project team to meet the Phase Exit milestones:


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- Support Design for Manufacture activities throughout the project as required.
- DFMEA
- Individual part reviews to feed into the CTS (Tooling documentation).
- Support project development activities.
- Support and lead where necessary pre-series builds.
- Support Manufacturing until Phase 7 is closed (Project Closed)
All of the above activities are to be carried out whilst adhering to Wipac’s Health and Safety, Environmental and 5S policies.
Experience & Qualifications:
- HNC/HND or relevant experience.
- Ability to understand and deploy process control techniques.
- TMS or MTM work measurement.
- Good communication skills.
- Computer literate.
- Able to demonstrate problem solving skills.
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