Russell Taylor Group
Production Engineer

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Production Engineer
Permanent | Cannock
- Do you have experience in electrical panel design or production engineering?
- Have you supported new product introduction within a manufacturing environment?
- Are you passionate about improving manufacturing processes and driving continuous improvement?
What's in it for you?
- £28,000 to £43,000 salary
- Early finish every Friday
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, plus your birthday off
- 5% matched pension
- Critical Illness Insurance
- Health Cash Plan
- Death in Service cover
What will you be doing?
- Producing electrical designs and production engineering information
- Supporting New Product Introduction (NPI) from design through to manufacture
- Creating and maintaining BOMs, production documentation and engineering data
- Supporting Design for Manufacture and continuous improvement initiatives
- Managing engineering changes (ECNs) and supporting production with technical queries
- Working closely with Engineering, Production and Quality to deliver projects on time
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Where will you be doing it? You'll be joining a growing electrical manufacturing business, helping to bridge the gap between design and production. You'll play a key role in ensuring new products are ready for manufacture while driving improvements in quality, efficiency and engineering processes.
What will you need?
- Experience in electrical panel design, production engineering or manufacturing engineering
- Understanding of electrical drawings and production documentation
- Experience supporting NPI and engineering change processes
- Good knowledge of CAD packages and manufacturing processes
- Strong problem solving skills and a continuous improvement mindset


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