Process Engineer

Whitstable
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Process Engineer
Location: Whitstable, Kent
Salary: Competitive + Benefits
Job Type: Full-time, Permanent
Are you a Process Engineer looking to make a significant impact within a fast-paced manufacturing environment? We are recruiting on behalf of our client, a leading manufacturer in the Whitstable area, known for their innovative approach to product design and high-quality standards. This is a unique opportunity to join a growing team and take ownership of key production processes, with a focus on process improvement, quality control, and new product introduction.
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About the Role:
As a Process Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the production of moulded components and overmoulded cables. Your primary responsibility will be to drive continuous improvements in manufacturing processes, ensuring high-quality output and efficient production. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams, take the lead on new product introductions (NPI), and contribute to the optimisation of production flow.
Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead the resolution of process and quality issues that impact production, ensuring fast turnaround and corrective action.
  • Drive Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) activities for new product introductions, including the development of Control Plans, FMEA, and Process Flow Diagrams.
  • Oversee and manage Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) documentation and ensure compliance with customer requirements.
  • Prepare and submit Initial Sample Inspection Reports (ISIRs) for new and modified parts, ensuring timely delivery to customers.
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to verify that new products and tools are production-ready.
  • Provide ongoing support to the Mould Shop by updating manufacturing processes, tooling, and production instructions.
  • Analyse non-conformance data to target process improvements that reduce defect rates and labour costs.
  • Take ownership of root cause analysis and drive solutions for customer concerns.
  • Champion continuous improvement initiatives, focusing on defect reduction, quality enhancement, and lead time optimisation.
    What You’ll Need:
    HNC/HND or higher qualification in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering.
    Proven experience in a Process Engineer role within a manufacturing environment, ideally with exposure to moulding processes.
    Strong knowledge of process improvement, quality assurance, and manufacturing flow.
    Proficient in using measuring equipment and familiar with CAD software (CREO experience is advantageous).
    Excellent problem-solving skills and experience leading design reviews.
    Familiarity with NPI processes and related documentation (Manufacturing Instructions, Process Flow, etc.).
    Desirable Skills:
    A degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
    Experience working with injection/compression moulding equipment.
    Knowledge of connectors and similar products.
    Why Apply?
    This is an exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that values innovation and excellence. You’ll have the chance to work on a variety of interesting projects, with opportunities for professional development and career progression. If you're passionate about driving process improvements and delivering top-quality products, we want to hear from you!
    Apply today to be part of a company that’s at the forefront of the manufacturing industry and plays a vital role in shaping its future.
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