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Process Engineer

Yolk Recruitment Careers
Mountain Ash
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Process Engineer
Mountain Ash

Yolk Recruitment is proud to be partnering with a global manufacturing leader, renowned for its commitment to innovation, quality, and sustainability. This company is a key supplier of high-performance products used in critical infrastructure projects across the UK and beyond. With a strong focus on investing in the latest technology and the continuous development of its people, this is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking business at the forefront of its industry.

You'll join a team of like minded characters driven to support continuous improvement activities across the business in a role that's split 60/40 between desk based analytical and project based work throughout manufacturing. You'll need analytical capabilities and technical knowledge to sufficiently understand both manufacturing equipment and processes, and will need the soft skills required to lead teams through root cause analysis and the adoption of new processes.

This is what you'll be doing as Process Engineer

  • Analyse performance metrics, material and labour efficiency, equipment down time, waste and quality, to support data led decision making
  • Investigate product and process concerns using root cause analysis methodologies
  • Identify, contribute to and lead improvement continuous improvement projects
  • Take an active role in ...

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