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Subcontracts Manufacturing Manager
Join a world-class technology and engineering consultancy as a Subcontracts Manufacturing Manager and play a pivotal role in delivering innovative solutions that protect what matters most.
In this dynamic position, you will oversee the planning and execution of subcontracted manufacturing processes, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure on-time delivery of complex electronic and electromechanical products. Your strategic oversight will help drive efficiency, optimise supplier relationships, and maintain the highest standards of quality and compliance.
Required Skills:
- Extensive experience in Manufacturing Planning and Supply Chain environments
- Proficiency with ERP/MRP systems (experience with IFS is a plus)
- Strong negotiation and stakeholder management skills
- Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing tools and techniques
- Excellent communication skills, including working with senior executives
- Ability to interpret ERP/MRP requirements and drive subcontractor orders
- Proven ability to manage work-in-progress, inventory, and stock takes
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Nice to Have Skills:
- Experience in electronics and electromechanical assembly
- CPIM Certification or similar qualifications
- Knowledge of advanced manufacturing techniques and continuous improvement strategies


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Preferred Education and Experience:
- Degree qualified, preferably with a strong background in manufacturing or supply chain management
- Prior experience working in electronics manufacturing is highly advantageous
Other Requirements:
- Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines
- Demonstrated leadership and problem-solving capabilities
- Eligibility to achieve SC security clearance
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