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BRAKE PRESS TECHNICIAN
Telford
Salary £31,000
Working Hours: Day Shifts offering flexibility Monday to Friday
We’re looking for a hands-on Process Engineer – Press Operations to support safe, efficient, and high-quality manufacturing processes. This role ensures compliance with DMUK and EU standards while driving continuous improvement across safety, quality, delivery, cost, and team development.
Key Responsibilities:

Operating and Setting Up Presses: This includes loading raw materials, setting up tools and dies, and adjusting machine settings to achieve desired results. 
Checking Product Quality: Inspecting finished products for accuracy, consistency, and adherence to specifications. 
Troubleshooting and Maintenance: Responding to breakdowns, diagnosing faults, and performing basic maintenance on the machinery. 
Following Production Plans: Adhering to production schedules and instructions to meet targets. 
Documentation: Maintaining performance logbooks and documenting any issues or changes. 
Safety: Adhering to safety protocols and wearing appropriate safety gear. 
Working with Others: Liaising with team leaders, engineers, and other operators to ensure smooth operations.  
Skills & Experience:

Technical Knowledge: Understanding of press machinery, tooling, and materials. 
Mechanical Aptitude: Ability to diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical problems. 
Problem-solving Skills: Ability to identify and resolve issues related to machine operation or product quality. 
Attention to Detail: Ensuring that products meet quality standards. 
Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with team members and management. 
Basic Math Skills: For calculations related to production and material usage.
Press Regulations trained  
Experience in press setup, operation, and troubleshooting.
Knowledge of quality systems, process controls, and lean tools.
Strong problem-solving, mechanical, and communication skills.
Trained in press safety and regulations. 
If you’re ready to join a forward-thinking team where engineering excellence meets real-world impact? Apply today

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