Project Controller

Gloucester

1 year ago

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EMBS Engineering is in partnership with a leading engineering business located in Gloucester. Renowned for their expertise in the production of specialist components through low volume manufacturing, they have established themselves as industry specialists. Building on their exceptional track record of surpassing annual sales targets and achieving substantial growth, our client is currently searching for a detail-oriented and skilled Project Coordinator to become an integral part of their dynamic team.

What does the role involve?

Liaise with sales, production, customers, and subcontract suppliers
Provide technical advice, quotes, and scheduling support for customer requirements
Collaborate with sales to promote our client's products and capabilities
Handle quotation inquiries efficiently using manufacturing data and 3D analysis

What experience do you need?
Strong communication, computer literacy, and engineering background required
Shop floor experience or apprenticeship in engineering/manufacturing/craft/CNC machining
Experience in any of the following; CNC machining, painting, assembling, toolmaking, laminating, or planning/scheduling in a manufacturing/engineering environment
Familiarity with small orders, fast-paced environments, and quick turnarounds
Ability to read engineering drawings
Confident individual with excellent communication skills

What do you get?
Stability / Longevity - Permanent
Salary competitive - depending on experience
Shifts: Days - 37.5 hours per week
Free parking
Sick pay
Modern working environment
Forward-thinking, growing business
Strong / high staff retention
Opportunity to develop and progress internally

About us
EMBS Engineering is a dedicated talent specialist that partners with some of the UK's most prestigious, advanced, precision engineering companies within the Aerospace, Automotive / Motorsport, Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Green, Environmental and FMCG industries.
We’ll offer you expert support and advice throughout the process to ensure you select and secure a career-defining role.

Security clearance
Due to the nature of the work & industries supported within this position, candidates may be subject to requiring security clearances, therefore, our client is unable to support visa applications from residents outside of the UK. Only applications meeting this criteria will be considered

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