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Process Engineer

We have an opportunity for a Technical Process Engineer to join our London based client on 6month rolling contract, this role has potential to move to a full-time permanent role.
The Technical Process Engineer ensures industrialisation and introduction of new high reliability products into production (submerge and terrestrial) and provides specification & tooling to ensure products can be reliably and consistently assembled and tested.
THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT


  • Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent (industrial, production).

  • Experience in a technical and/or manufacturing environment

  • Experience in machine and tooling qualifications/validations

  • Knowledge in PUWER, LOLER, HSE regulations

  • Knowledge of ISO standards (safety, materials, design, etc) and quality standards

  • Knowledge CAD software (ex. CREO, Solid Works, CATIA, etc)

  • Potentially knowledge of MES, SAP, ERP systems and practical experience with Excel and Word

JOB DESCRIPTION


  • Design mechanical process improvement solutions (mechanical assembly process, tools, tooling, manufacturing equipment) to be put into production with lean manufacturing approach.

  • Manage the implementation of step change improvements & new innovations, from initial concept to final handover.

  • Create the technical documentary package for new equipment/ process solutions (mechanical assembly procedures, tools documentation, tooling drawings, manufacturing equipment procedures, etc) following company procedures and standards.

  • Validation of the tooling, test benches (ergonomics, safety, etc), new processes, etc prior to introduction into manufacturing.

  • Define and monitor project KPIs and budget.

  • SPR and PO management.

  • Perform PUWER assessments.

  • Define Maintenance strategy for new and old equipment.

  • Perform FMEA

  • Works closely with R&D to ensure products and process are designed for ease of manufacturing .

  • Evaluates prototype parts/assembly/equipment for new product implementation.

  • Provide feedback to SED/R&D on various issues to aid assembly procedure and design.

  • Defines and designs tooling and equipment required to simplify the assembly of the product.

  • Reviews and validates contract documentation (Drawings, Bill of Materials) prior to release.

  • Attends products New Process and New Product Introduction (NPI) meetings and provide inputs into the minutes. Provide reports or meeting minutes.

  • Writes build and process specifications for new products ensuring they can be easily understood.

  • Ensures that tooling / equipment are procured/designed and validated/commissioned as per company standard, PUWER, LOLER, HSE regulation and ISO standard to meet development and production plans.

  • Defines standard build times for each assembly process and maintain Reference Ops on the company system.

  • Oversees / supervises production personnel during first off build of qualification units. Provides production support for new product start-up and day-to-day support.

  • Writes Extra Work Authorisation (EWA) for product investigations. Reviews Investigation Request (IR/ITS) and defines corrective actions to maintain production build. Investigate and define Root Causes for the defects. Implement improvements and poka-yoke solutions to eliminate defects in the future products.

  • Conducts production processes audits on procedures to ensure all are compliant.

  • Leads/ participates in variety of Kaizen projects to reduce waste, improve standard build times and reduce production cost.

  • Support and collaborate with department: Supply Chain Engineers, Purchasing, Quality, Production, Maintenance, Manufacturing Support, Training School, Call Off, SQM, etc.

REMUNERATION PACKAGE ON OFFER
Competitive hourly salary

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