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Your new company is a world-class manufacturer of industrial lift trucks, known for designing, engineering, manufacturing, selling, and servicing a comprehensive line of lift trucks and aftermarket parts. With a global presence and over 80 years of experience, this company is a leader in the Material Handling industry.

Your new role as an Industrial Engineer will involve analysing, developing improvement plans, and implementing changes in material flow operations. You will drive the development and sustainment of material flow integration within the facility, manage the expansion of material flow with new product introductions, and lead material flow operations. Your responsibilities will include quantifying continuous improvement, developing standard work practices, overseeing indirect labour, assisting with scheduling systems, and communicating with team members to achieve overall objectives.

What you'll need to succeed is a Bachelor of Science degree in Manufacturing, Industrial Engineering, or a comparable field, or equivalent working experience. You should have 1 to 3 years of experience in a Manufacturing Engineering position in a similar industry (preferably Automotive, Aerospace, or Machinery). Experience with kanban processes, kitting deployment, and sequencing within assembly or manufacturing, as well as knowledge of production processes and systems for discrete manufacturing, are essential. Strong analytical skills and the ability to break down complex problems into manageable components are also required.

What you'll get in return is a competitive annual salary, a contributory pension scheme, life assurance (3x annual salary), 33 days of annual leave (pro rata), subsidised gym membership, a subsidised canteen, a first-class career development scheme, and continued professional development opportunities.

If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, apply now and join us in driving innovation and excellence in the Material Handling industry.

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