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Manufacturing / Production Engineer Apprentice

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Support the engineering teams in improving manufacturing processes, assist with maintaining quality & efficiency standards, and help identify opportunities for process improvement.
Gain hands-on experience in production planning, tooling, factory layout, lean manufacturing techniques, machine assembly, and problem-solving.
Collaborate with the engineering and production teams to ensure seamless roll-out of parts and products into production.
Responsibilities
- Specifying, developing, and delivering manufacturing processes, ensuring safety, quality, and production targets are met and efficiency is improved.
- Designing and implementing factory and cell layouts using lean methodologies and 5S Standards.
- Providing engineering support regarding setting up standard times, assembly sequencing, and defining capacity.
- Identifying, designing, and supplying required tooling and equipment solutions.
- Implementing Standard Operating Procedures where required.
- Generating and managing an open issue list across production, quality, and engineering, ensuring timely resolution and feedback to stakeholders.
- Working closely with the production team to sustain and improve processes and controls in existing production lines.
- Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of Advanced Manufacturing Technology.
- Performing other tasks as required.
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The role offers the opportunity to develop technical skills, contribute to continuous improvement projects, and build a strong foundation in manufacturing and production engineering practices.


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