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Lead Manufacturing Engineer

Titchfield
2 months ago
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Lead Manufacturing Engineer job in Titchfield, Hampshire

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Lead Manufacturing Engineer to join a dynamic and forward-thinking aerospace team based in Titchfield, Hampshire. This role is an excellent fit for an experienced engineering professional with a strong understanding of manufacturing operations and a passion for innovation, quality, and leadership.

The successful candidate will take ownership of the Manufacturing Engineering Team, supporting all operational areas within the Titchfield facility – a site recognised globally for its excellence in aerospace fuel systems. The Lead Manufacturing Engineer will play a pivotal role in ensuring production targets are met safely, efficiently, and to the highest quality standards.

Key Responsibilities for the Lead Manufacturing Engineer job:



Lead and manage a dedicated team of engineers within the Titchfield site, driving performance, quality, and efficiency.

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Support production teams to meet schedule, cost, and delivery targets.

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Coordinate with cross-functional teams to ensure all customer requirements are fulfilled.

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Champion manufacturing improvements and lead continuous improvement initiatives.

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Provide technical leadership and ensure compliance with regulatory and safety standards.

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Oversee materials testing and heat treatment processes within the laboratory environment.

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Support NADCAP audits and maintain laboratory documentation and policies.

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Serve as a key driver in embedding best practices and creating a high-performance culture in Titchfield.

Qualifications & Skills:

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Degree in Mechanical Engineering.

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Deep knowledge of heat treatments, materials testing, and manufacturing technologies.

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Experience with MRP/ERP systems and supply chain concepts.

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Strong leadership qualities with proven supervisory or managerial experience.

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Familiarity with Lean, Six Sigma, and continuous improvement practices.

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Hands-on, practical approach with a passion for operational excellence.

Why Apply? This is more than just a job – it's a chance to be a part of something meaningful. Based in the thriving engineering hub of Titchfield, this role offers:

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A 37-hour work week with an early finish on Fridays.

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Access to onsite perks including a gym and parking.

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Opportunities for growth and internal promotion.

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A competitive salary and benefits package.

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A workplace culture that prioritises health, safety, and career development.

If you're ready to take your career to the next level and make a real impact in Titchfield, this Lead Manufacturing Engineer job could be your ideal next step. Join a team where your contributions will matter and your development is taken seriously

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