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Product Group Engineering Lead

Skelmersdale
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Product Group Engineering Lead

Responsibilities

  • Support the engineering team manager in providing design engineering service across the product group
  • Deployment of critical strategic objectives within the engineering team
  • Accountability for the successful delivery of engineering activities, ensuring quality, schedule, and cost objectives are achieved
  • Performing design engineering activities
  • Providing technical support for products within the product group, production plant, and equipment
  • Ensuring all products are designed in accordance with customer requirements, company practice, and recognised engineering standards
  • Ensuring appropriate engineering reviews, design verification activities, and risk assessments are completed in accordance with company procedures
  • Acting as the first point of contact for escalation of all issues within the engineering team
  • Liaising with supply chain and operations teams
  • Day-to-day supervision of engineering resources
  • Planning and prioritising engineering resources to meet project and operational demands, escalating capability risks where necessary
  • Managing performance, objectives, and development plans for the team
  • Ensuring adherence to all company policies and prevailing regulations
  • Improving product design methods and procedures

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  • Degree qualification or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or a similar discipline
  • Consistent track record of delivering high-quality engineering solutions, working with design reviews, engineering change processes, and product lifecycle management
  • Experience of working within a manufacturing or engineering environment
  • Strong leadership and coaching skills and ability to motivate and develop engineering teams
  • Ability to work to defined engineering, technical, and HSE processes and standards, maintaining customer focus
  • Experience of managing multiple projects and competing priorities
  • Experience in conducting analytical calculations
  • Ability to build customer confidence, maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction
  • Proven ability to identify and implement improvements to engineering processes and product design methodologies
  • Experience in working across cultural boundaries, utilising effective written and verbal communication skills
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Skills

Mechanical Engineering
Leadership
Project Management
Product Lifecycle Management
Design Engineering
Risk Assessment
Coaching
Engineering Change Processes
Analytical Calculations
HSE Processes
Resource Planning
Performance Management

Location

Skelmersdale, England, United Kingdom

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