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Process Engineer

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Process Engineer

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Process Engineer

Process Engineer

Our client, a leader in the food and beverage industry, is seeking a Senior Process Engineer to join them on a 6-month contract. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced contractor with a strong background in dairy, soft drinks or other liquid food processing, to support projects focused on process optimisation and performance improvement.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and deliver process improvement and optimisation projects across manufacturing operations

Troubleshoot process issues and implement robust technical solutions

Support CAPEX project delivery, including specification and commissioning of new equipment

Work closely with cross-functional teams in production, quality and maintenance

Apply lean principles and root cause analysis to drive efficiency gains

Ensure all process changes comply with hygiene, health and safety, and food safety standards

Key Requirements:

Proven track record as a senior process engineer within the food and beverage sector

Specific experience in dairy, soft drinks or similar liquid food manufacturing environments

Strong knowledge of continuous improvement, lean manufacturing and process optimisation

Ability to hit the ground running in a fast-paced, project-based role

Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills

Available to start on short notice

IR35 Status: Outside

Pay Rate: £40-£50 per hour based on experience

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