Engage Talent Partners
Manufacturing Engineer

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Production Engineer
Engage Talent Partners are supporting a specialist engineering and manufacturing business in Aberdeen to recruit a Production Engineer to join their growing engineering team.
This is a hands-on engineering role, acting as the technical link between the Engineering function and the shop floor. You’ll be involved in resolving in-build manufacturing issues, supporting new and first-time builds, improving manufacturing processes, developing tooling and fixtures, and ensuring products can be manufactured efficiently, consistently and to the required quality standards.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide day-to-day technical support to production, troubleshooting manufacturing and assembly issues.
- Support new product introduction, first-time builds and product testing activities.
- Review engineering drawings, specifications, BOMs and technical documentation to ensure products are suitable for manufacture.
- Develop, improve and implement manufacturing processes and methods.
- Create and update build instructions, assembly procedures and other manufacturing documentation.
- Support the development and improvement of tooling, fixtures, jigs and manufacturing equipment.
- Investigate production issues, non-conformances and process failures, identifying root causes and implementing corrective actions.
- Work closely with Design Engineering and Quality to resolve technical issues and improve product manufacturability.
- Support engineering and manufacturing changes through to implementation on the shop floor.
- Make minor updates to engineering drawings/CAD where required.
- Identify opportunities to improve build quality, efficiency, cost and repeatability.
- Support continuous improvement and Lean manufacturing activities where applicable.
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Experience with first-time builds, FAIR/FAI activities, tooling and fixtures, NPI, engineering drawings, CAD amendments, manufacturing documentation and root-cause problem solving would be highly advantageous.
This is an excellent opportunity for a practical, technically minded engineer looking to take ownership of manufacturing challenges and make a visible impact within a growing engineering business.
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