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Process Engineer

Envisage Recruitment Limited
Gloucester
1 week ago
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Overview

  • Optimise and improve manufacturing operations
  • Establish effective process controls to maintain high quality
  • Reduce waste and improve flow across manufacturing value streams
  • Support introduction of new products and processes using standardised methodologies

Key Responsibilities


Process Optimisation & Control:



  • Implement process engineering tools consistently (Yamazumi, Value Stream Mapping, Spaghetti diagrams, Time study (MOST))
  • Conduct PFMEA and Control Plan activities with Quality Engineering
  • Maintain up-to-date Standard Operating Instructions (SOPs)
  • Develop and maintain production process maps
  • Identify process inefficiencies and propose improvements

Support & Troubleshooting:



  • Provide technical support to resolve process-related issues
  • Improve Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)
  • Participate in root cause analysis and corrective actions

New Product & Process Introduction:



  • Support all process engineering tasks for new products/processes
  • Collaborate cross-functionally for smooth implementation
  • Support Lean events and improvement initiatives
  • Monitor, analyse, and report Process Engineering KPIs
  • Develop and implement annual improvement plans

Compliance & Governance:



  • Ensure adherence to safety, environmental, and regulatory standards
  • Support internal and external audits
  • Stay updated on process engineering advancements

Key Skills & Experience



  • Significant experience in process engineering in a complex manufacturing environment
  • Proficiency with process engineering tools: Yamazumi, Time-study (MOST), SOPs, Value Stream Mapping, SPC, Spaghetti diagrams
  • Strong problem-solving, analytical, and technical troubleshooting skills
  • Knowledge of process safety, risk assessment, and regulatory compliance
  • Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
  • Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings (including GD&T)
  • Effective communication and interpersonal skills
  • Experience designing and implementing new processes
  • Knowledge of lean manufacturing methodologies (Single Piece Flow, Jidoka, SMED, 5S)
  • Experience with project management tools (Microsoft Project Gantt charts, Project Charters)
  • Familiarity with APQP processes: PPAP, PSW, PFMEA, Control Plans, SOPs

Attributes



  • Strong problem-solving ability
  • Self-motivated, able to work independently
  • Strong communication and mentoring skills
  • Attention to detail, methodical, and organized
  • Completer/Finisher mindset
  • Open to change

Other:



  • Driving license and flexibility to travel to suppliers/customers


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