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Are you an experienced Precision Engineer who has made the move into Management? CRG are exclusively partnering with a precision engineering company based in Newcastle who have a permanent opportunity for a CNC Team Manager.

Working on a dayshift only pattern your primary responsibility will be leading, motivating and managing a production team of CNC Millers and CNC Turners.

Some of your responsibilities:

  • Effectively communicate and implement company policies, procedures and practices

  • Drive the SQCDP (Safety, Quality, Cost, Delivery, People) culture throughout operations

  • Implement and develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)

  • Lead Weekly SQCDP Cell Meetings

  • Proactively manage absence and performance management issues, including disciplinary procedures

  • Ensure full compliance to all business standards (H&S, Quality and site performance)

  • Ensure incidents/accidents are captured, reported and contained with corrective actions

  • Support the Production Manager in delivering business objectives

  • Provide guidance and feedback to team members, clearly setting expectations

  • Identify poor performance and manage through performance improvement plans

  • Ensure that the team’s training and development needs are identified and met

  • Promptly contain faults and put corrective actions in place

  • Understand and drive OEE across the site

  • Ensure constructive handover and capture of all issues is completed

  • Practice and maintain 5S standards

    The experience you'll bring:

  • Have previous management/supervisory experience in a manufacturing environment

  • Understand 3 & 5 Axis CNC machines and their capabilities

  • Understanding of OEE

  • Experience of working in a subcontract manufacturing environment is desirable

  • Experience of manufacturing components for various industries is desirable (aerospace, oil and gas, nuclear, defence)

  • Have experience and understanding of Continuous Improvement tools

    Your Qualifications:

  • Apprenticeship certificate in a relevant engineering discipline is preferred

  • HNC or NVQ level 4 in engineering is essential

  • A line management qualification i.e. ILM Level 3 is desirable

  • IOSH or NEBOSH qualifications would be advantageous
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