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Senior Manufacturing Engineer

Surrey
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Role: Senior Manufacturing Engineer (Quality & Industrialisation)

Type: Permanent

Location: Surrey

Salary: Dependent on experience


SRG are currently recruiting for a Manufacturing Engineer for an exciting client based in Surrey. Working at the interface of manufacturing, quality, process engineering, and supply chain, you will take ownership of material and process production throughout the production lifecycle.


Key Responsibilities

  • Drive manufacturing excellence across high-volume materials production processes
  • Support the industrialisation and scale-up of new products and processes, ensuring smooth transition from development into full-scale manufacturing
  • Ensure consistent product quality through effective process control, validation, and continuous improvement activities
  • Develop and improve manufacturing processes to increase capability, reduce variability, and improve product performance
  • Analyse manufacturing and quality data to identify trends, diagnose issues, and implement sustainable corrective actions
  • Work closely with suppliers to improve raw material quality, consistency, and performance
  • Lead investigations into manufacturing issues, non-conformances, deviation, and customer complaints using structured problem-solving techniques
  • Implement and maintain robust quality control and quality assurance practices across production operations
  • Drive supplier quality initiatives, including supplier qualification, audits, performance monitoring, and corrective action management

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Criteria

  • Degree qualified in Manufacturing Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Engineering, Process Engineering, or a related discipline
  • Experience supporting process scale-up, industrialisation, or new product introduction activities
  • Experience within high-volume manufacturing environments, such as chemicals, advanced materials, coatings, slurries, ceramics, battery materials, pharmaceuticals, or similar process industries
  • Strong understanding of manufacturing processes, process capability, and production quality requirements
  • Experience driving continuous improvement initiatives within an industrial manufacturing setting
  • Experience working with suppliers and managing material quality concerns
  • Knowledge of statistical methods and process control techniques
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.

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Desirable Experience

  • Knowledge of APQP, PPAP, FMEA, MSA, SPC, and 8D methodologies
  • Familiarity with material characterisation, testing, and validation techniques
  • Understanding of supplier quality management and auditing processes.

If interested, please apply or contact Julia for more information:

0161 667 1803

Julia.mccabe@srgtalent.com

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Skills

Manufacturing Engineering
Process Scale-up
Industrialisation
Quality Control
Continuous Improvement
Supplier Quality Management
Statistical Process Control
Root Cause Analysis
Process Validation
Stakeholder Management
APQP
PPAP
FMEA
MSA
8D Methodology
Material Characterisation

Location

Surrey, England, United Kingdom

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