Manufacturing Engineer
Company:
KeyMed (Medical & Industrial Equipment) Ltd. (OKM) | Manufacturing (KeyMed) Type of employment:
Permanent employment Function:
Manufacturing Location:
Southend-on-Sea, England, United Kingdom A global leader in the medical device and technology industry, for more than 100 years Olympus has focused on making people's lives healthier, safer, and more fulfilling. Our products and solutions help to diagnose, prevent, and treat illnesses, further scientific research and keep people safe. Olympus UK & Ireland (UI) is one of the largest, and most profitable regions in EMEA. As both a Legal Manufacturer and Sales Center, we have a passionate and committed workforce of almost 1,000 people developing and advancing our medical technologies, and supporting both public (NHS/HSE) and private healthcare customers across the region. Your responsibilities
Working in the Engineering team within our Manufacturing organisation, this position will involve undertaking all aspects of the introduction of new products into manufacturing. Working closely with Design Engineers, you will ensure process capability to achieve SQCDE requirements and regulatory compliance of new product introductions and of changes to existing products. Design, planning and commissioning production line layouts/cells/equipment to achieve high QCD in NPI activities. Transfer and set up of manufacturing data, including all manufacturing documentation. Documenting process verification & validation exercises in line with Design Control procedures. Provide ongoing support to maintain and improve production QCD. Generation of engineering change requests (ECRs) to design change control procedures. Design & implementation of component supply and finished product systems (e.g. Kanban, Pull systems). Conduct Health & Safety, COSHH and PUWER risk assessments as required. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of relevant manufacturing processes (injection moulding, sheet metal etc.). Participate in development projects, continuous improvement activities, training, quality investigations and supplier selection as required. Minimum Requirements
Minimum of a HNC or above (HND/Degree) in an Engineering discipline is essential. Previous experience of working in an Engineering or Manufacturing environment. Knowledge of lean manufacturing techniques. Familiarity with design software tools. Ability to interpret drawings. Computer & IT literacy, including competency with Microsoft Office suite. Good written & oral communication skills. Ability to work as part of a team and independently. The role requires you to be on your feet for extended periods of time during your general day-to-day activities. Some travel may be required to visit subsidiary companies and suppliers. Company Values
Patient Focus - We put patients at the heart of everything. Integrity - We do the right thing. Innovation - We look for new ways to make things better. Impact - We take accountability and get things done. Empathy - We care for one another and work together. Benefits
In addition to a competitive salary, you will receive a generous annual leave entitlement. You will be eligible to receive private medical cover. Comprehensive company pension scheme. You will receive an annual health check with BUPA, funded by us. Employee Assistance Program to support your health, mental and emotional-wellbeing. At our HQ, we have a subsidised staff restaurant and free parking. Other benefits include discounted gym and wellness memberships, enhanced parental leave, and cashback and discounts with major UK retailers. Further information:
Valuing diverse perspectives and lifestyles is closely aligned with our core values. We would therefore like to encourage all candidates to apply - regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, identity or conditions and restrictions which cannot be shown.
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Company:
KeyMed (Medical & Industrial Equipment) Ltd. (OKM) | Manufacturing (KeyMed) Type of employment:
Permanent employment Function:
Manufacturing Location:
Southend-on-Sea, England, United Kingdom A global leader in the medical device and technology industry, for more than 100 years Olympus has focused on making people's lives healthier, safer, and more fulfilling. Our products and solutions help to diagnose, prevent, and treat illnesses, further scientific research and keep people safe. Olympus UK & Ireland (UI) is one of the largest, and most profitable regions in EMEA. As both a Legal Manufacturer and Sales Center, we have a passionate and committed workforce of almost 1,000 people developing and advancing our medical technologies, and supporting both public (NHS/HSE) and private healthcare customers across the region. Your responsibilities
Working in the Engineering team within our Manufacturing organisation, this position will involve undertaking all aspects of the introduction of new products into manufacturing. Working closely with Design Engineers, you will ensure process capability to achieve SQCDE requirements and regulatory compliance of new product introductions and of changes to existing products. Design, planning and commissioning production line layouts/cells/equipment to achieve high QCD in NPI activities. Transfer and set up of manufacturing data, including all manufacturing documentation. Documenting process verification & validation exercises in line with Design Control procedures. Provide ongoing support to maintain and improve production QCD. Generation of engineering change requests (ECRs) to design change control procedures. Design & implementation of component supply and finished product systems (e.g. Kanban, Pull systems). Conduct Health & Safety, COSHH and PUWER risk assessments as required. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of relevant manufacturing processes (injection moulding, sheet metal etc.). Participate in development projects, continuous improvement activities, training, quality investigations and supplier selection as required. Minimum Requirements
Minimum of a HNC or above (HND/Degree) in an Engineering discipline is essential. Previous experience of working in an Engineering or Manufacturing environment. Knowledge of lean manufacturing techniques. Familiarity with design software tools. Ability to interpret drawings. Computer & IT literacy, including competency with Microsoft Office suite. Good written & oral communication skills. Ability to work as part of a team and independently. The role requires you to be on your feet for extended periods of time during your general day-to-day activities. Some travel may be required to visit subsidiary companies and suppliers. Company Values
Patient Focus - We put patients at the heart of everything. Integrity - We do the right thing. Innovation - We look for new ways to make things better. Impact - We take accountability and get things done. Empathy - We care for one another and work together. Benefits
In addition to a competitive salary, you will receive a generous annual leave entitlement. You will be eligible to receive private medical cover. Comprehensive company pension scheme. You will receive an annual health check with BUPA, funded by us. Employee Assistance Program to support your health, mental and emotional-wellbeing. At our HQ, we have a subsidised staff restaurant and free parking. Other benefits include discounted gym and wellness memberships, enhanced parental leave, and cashback and discounts with major UK retailers. Further information:
Valuing diverse perspectives and lifestyles is closely aligned with our core values. We would therefore like to encourage all candidates to apply - regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, identity or conditions and restrictions which cannot be shown.
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