Posted 1 week ago
Production Engineer
E3 Recruitment
📍 Edinburgh, GB
Job description
FLEXIBLE WORKING HOURS + 35 HOLIDAYS + REGULAR OVERTIME + HIGH ENG & MODERN MACHINES + COMPLEX MANUFACTURING
Due to continued demand of their services, this employer is actively searching for a Production Engineer to join their skilled engineering team on a permanent basis.
As this ROCHDALE based employer is just minutes from the M62, the successful Production Engineer will easily be able to commute from surrounding towns & cities including Oldham, Bury, Halifax, Middleton, Huddersfield and Manchester.
For the Production Engineer position, we are keen to receive applications from individuals who possess:
- Formal qualifications within a Mechanical Engineering or Machining focused discipline (Apprenticeship, NVQ/City & Guilds/BTEC Level 3, HNC, HND or similar)
- Strong CNC Machining skills and knowledge - ideally an accomplished Machinist who has progressed into an Offline Programming or similar position
- The ability to create bespoke CNC programs from scratch using CAD/CAM software (all packages considered - SolidCAM experience is advantageous)
- IDEAL NOT ESSENTIAL: Previous experience spent working in a Heavy Engineering environment
Working Hours of the Production Engineer:
Day shifts with a 39-hour minimum weekly contract; the successful candidate will be offered flexibility around start & finish times between the below times (latest start time 8.30am):
- Monday to Thursday - 06:00 to 18:00
- Friday - 06:00 to 15:00
On offer to the successful Production Engineer:
- Starting Salary: Up to £45,000.00 / £22.18 per hour
- Holiday Entitlement: 35 days including public holidays
- Option to work regular midweek and Saturday morning overtime:
- 150% paid between 39-48 hours worked
- 200% paid after 48 hours worked
To apply for the Production Engineer position, please click 'Apply Now' and attach a copy of your CV. Alternatively, please contact Callum Good at E3 Recruitment for more information
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Benefits
Holiday, Flexible hours