Manufacturing Engineer

Key responsibilities

• Health, Safety, and Quality Assurance: Accountable for all safety incidents, ensuring lost time incidents are reported/investigated, risk assessments are maintained, and upholding quality standards within the manufacturing engineering department

• ERP Master Data and Documentation Ownership: Own all material item masters within ERP and be responsible for the creation and updating of ERP product master data (including BOM and product routings), cycle times, SOPs and detailed work instructions

• Process Design and Factory Layout: Responsible for the design of production tools and cells, line layout, and optimizing the value stream and factory layout to maximize efficiencies and safe working areas

• New Product Introduction (NPI) Interface: Act as the main conduit between the Value streams and R&D functions to facilitate assembly process improvements, including New Project Development, and liaise with the team to ensure new products are transferred into manufacturing on time and on cost

• Material and Inventory Policy: Work with Value Stream Managers and Logistics to ensure the correct material replenishment method is defined and adheres to PSC inventory policy

• Budget and Governance: Prepare and create Capital expenditure requests in line with the budget and manage the manufacturing engineering governance model

• Continuous Improvement and Lean Implementation: Promote and develop a culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence. Hold full ownership and development of the End-to-End (E2E) value stream maps

• Team and Skills Development: Act as a functional expert to support Value Streams with Manufacturing Engineer skills/competences development, and support the Manufacturing Engineering team's performance management and development.