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Manufacturing Engineering Serial Process Engineer

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Location: Broughton, Chester (on-site)

Hours: 35 per week (4.5 days, between 7am - 7pm, flexible within business needs)

Pay: £27.66 per hour PAYE / £37.00 per hour Umbrella

About the Role

Join Airbus at our Broughton site as a Manufacturing Engineering Serial Process Engineer and play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between Design, Manufacturing Engineering, and Production. You'll be at the heart of our operations, ensuring our manufacturing processes run smoothly and efficiently.

What You'll Be Doing

Process Development: Define and write assembly work instructions, create specifications for assembly tools, and develop methods for implementing design changes in production.
Technical Support: Launch parts and assemblies, provide on-site support, and prepare additional instructions to resolve disruptions or breakdowns.
Continuous Improvement: Analyse anomalies and deviations, optimise procedures, and write concessions to support ongoing process improvement.
Collaboration: Work closely with design and production teams to maintain consistency between reference elements, define manufacturing schedules, and specify interfaces.
Documentation: Ensure manufacturing engineering dossiers align with design dossiers, and raise queries when clarification is needed.
Industrial Work-Sharing: Contribute to defining product, production, and verification methods, supporting industrial work-sharing initiatives.What We're Looking For

Experience in work preparation or industrialisation within aviation or manufacturing.
Strong knowledge of assembly systems, machining processes, and/or manual assembly methods.
Proficiency in SAP (especially manufacturing planning module) and MS Office/Google Workspace.
Curiosity, creativity, and excellent organisational and teamwork skills.
Airbus experience is highly desirable, but not essential-transferable skills from similar industries are welcome.Why Join Us?

Inclusive Culture: Be part of a diverse, supportive team where your ideas and contributions are valued.
Professional Growth: Develop your expertise in a world-class manufacturing environment, with opportunities to learn and progress.
Impact: Play a key role in delivering improvements in risk assessment accuracy and operational efficiency for Airbus.Ready to take the next step in your engineering career? Apply now and help shape the future of manufacturing at Airbus with Guidant Global

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