Industrial Engineer

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Industrial Engineer – Oldham – Up to £37,000

Bluegate are currently recruiting for an Industrial Engineer for our Oldham based client. offers an unparalleled chance to be at the forefront of digital transformation within the manufacturing sector. This position is not just a job; it’s a platform to showcase your expertise in integrating cutting-edge digital technologies to revolutionise manufacturing processes.

Why This Role Stands Out

Imagine a role where your analytical skills and innovative mindset are not just valued but are pivotal to the company's success. As an Industrial Engineer, you will be instrumental in designing, developing, and maintaining efficient systems and processes. Your work will directly contribute to enhancing productivity, reducing costs, and ensuring the seamless integration of digital tools.

Key Responsibilities

  • Utilise mathematical and scientific models to optimise production methods.
  • Develop management control systems for efficient financial planning.
  • Lead production management capacity and inventory management.
  • Enhance Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) indicators.
  • Create a digital twin of the manufacturing facilities.
  • Gather automation and new technology requirements from Manufacturing.
  • Lead planning, scheduling, coordination, and dispatch policies.
  • Collect data on processes and production through observations, time studies, and more.

    Essential Qualifications:
  • Degree in Industrial Engineering or related field

    Desirable Qualifications:
  • Computer sciences
  • Lean manufacturing / Six Sigma green belt

    Essential Skills, Knowledge & Experience:
  • Analytical approach to data
  • Strong communication and presentation abilities
  • Advanced IT skills (O365, Databases)
  • Knowledge of manufacturing/supply chain processes and systems

    Desirable Skills, Knowledge & Experience:
  • Coding languages: Python, .Net, C
  • Advanced manufacturing processes
  • Semiconductor manufacturing processes
  • Cybersecurity and compliance

    Apply Now! Or for more information about the Industrial Engineer position, based in Greater Manchester, please contact Tommy Beazley quoting job reference TRB416

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