HR Wallingford
Production Co-ordinator (Equipment and Technology)

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At HR Wallingford, we design smart, resilient solutions across the natural and built environments to help everyone live and work more sustainably with water. By harnessing research, data insights and the power of our collective expertise, we help the world to better understand the changing influence and impact of water.
HR Wallingford’s Equipment and Technology Division is a small to medium, high expertise team who develop and supply a comprehensive range of physical modelling technology for hydraulic, marine and coastal research facilities. With more than 70 years’ experience on our own modelling projects, our designs have been rigorously proven in use. For the past 30 years we have been sharing our technology and expertise with other model users, and are proud to have supplied equipment to more than 300 institutions worldwide.
Examples of the equipment we deliver includes wave generation systems, absorbing beaches, tidal generators, towing carriages, instrument positioning systems, force measuring equipment, dynamometers, and remote platforms.
More information about our product range can be found on our dedicated Website: https://equipit.hrwallingford.com/
Alongside delivering world class engineering solutions to our clients, you will be helping us develop and capitalise new, innovative technologies to enhance our product portfolio and continue the organisation’s growth in strategic markets.
About the Role
The Production Co-Ordinator will play a key role in supporting successful project delivery by coordinating fabrication and production processes at our Wallingford site. The role carries responsibility for ensuring that our assembly and test facility is maintained as a safe and effective working environment, enabling projects to be developed, commissioned, and fully proven prior to shipment.
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Working closely with teams across the Equipment & Technology (E&T) Division, the successful candidate will help ensure that robust systems and processes are in place to deliver products in line with agreed schedules, budgets, and quality standards. In addition, the role provides valuable input into the planning and execution of equipment installation at client sites. While primarily based in the UK at our Wallingford office, the position offers opportunities for international travel to support and collaborate with clients worldwide.
About You
- The ideal candidate will hold a BTEC or Higher National Certificate/Diploma in an engineering or relevant scientific discipline, demonstrating a strong technical foundation.
- They will bring a proven track record in areas such as fabrication methodology, quality assurance, safety, or facilities management, alongside practical experience in maintaining mechanical systems in accordance with operational manuals.
- The role requires experience in coordinating site activities, including the preparation of Method Statements and Risk Assessments, and a solid understanding of ISO9001, ISO 14001 and ISO45001 standards.
- A valid counterbalance forklift certificate and the IOSH Managing Safely qualification would be desirable, but if not, training will be provided.
- A strong awareness of current health and safety legislation, with an interest in future developments and best practice, is essential to ensure ongoing compliance and continuous improvement.


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Further Information
- Download a full job description and person specification.
- Check out our exceptional benefits at hrwallingford.com/careers.
- Salary from £35,000 dependant on experience.
- The closing date for applications is 7th September 2026.
How to Apply
If you are excited about this role but unsure whether you’re the right fit, we encourage you to apply. We’re also happy to answer any questions by emailing careers@hrwallingford.com.
Interested? Please apply providing your CV with covering letter.
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HR Wallingford are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity in our workplace. We do not discriminate, and work to create an inclusive culture across our business.
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