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Salary: £40k-£50k
Location: Andover
Hours: Monday–Friday, Full-Time
Start Date: ASAP
Type: Permanent
 
Our market leading client is seeking a proactive Manufacturing Engineer to coordinate and carry out engineering activities and to ensure the requirements for the product group are met and complied with. This
is an exciting opportunity to grow and develop and join a market leader in Electronic Engineering. 
 
Manufacturing Engineer Benefits:

Competitive salary
22 days holiday + bank holidays
Excellent pension scheme
Free on-site parking
Training and development opportunities 
Manufacturing Engineer Responsibilities:

To assist the senior engineers and management in the execution of tasks for the projects
Develop processes and ensure the best possible quality by analysing and planning work flow
Process and validation- continuously verify and validate the manufacturing process
Ensure equipment and process standard operating procedures are documented and reviewed
Assist production teams in identifying training needs for new and current operators
Support production teams in all matters technical and address any issues
Customer support, including documentation and complaints
Support science engineers and managers with the introduction of new products
Compile evidence and data for 8D reports and review and evaluateManufacturing Engineer Requirements:

Minimum of an HNC or HND in a relevant engineering or scientific discipline
2 years plus of working in a relevant manufacturing environment
Preferable- a degree qualification in engineering or electronics or mechanical engineering 
Desirable Experience:

Experience within an engineering/manufacturing environment including Automotive, Aerospace or Medical 
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