Manufacturing Engineer

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Benefits
25 days holiday plus bank holidays, Life assurance, Breakdown cover, Cycle to Work Scheme, Access to employee wellbeing services/resources, Highstreet discounts/ perks

We are looking for a multi-disciplined manufacturing engineer with a thorough understanding of engineering principles and experience of component manufacture and design in a precision engineering environment. Experience with in valve manufacturing is desirable. Candidates must have good attention to detail and demonstrate a thorough, methodical approach to their working environment.

Operating from our purpose-built facility in Speke, we are market leaders in the manufacture and supply of containment valves and integrated material handling equipment for the Pharmaceutical, Chemical and Bio-tech process industries. We offer the opportunity to work for an award-winning and growing Company in a dynamic and progressive environment in which you can add real value to the business and know that your career development is as important to us as it is to you.

• Define manufacturing and inspection processes required to produce internally manufactured parts
• Ensure all manufacturing processes and documentation (CNC & CMM programs, tool sheets, quality plans etc.) and product structures are compiled, reviewed and completed for the relevant target dates
• Investigate manufacturing problems or failures, and implement corrective and preventive actions
• With support of senior team members, make technical decisions for manufacturing processes that are either running or scheduled to run
• Provide manufacturing technicians with technical support during manufacturing processes and with daily queries and problems
• Degree qualified or equivalent in a relevant mechanical engineering discipline, preferably with manufacturing engineering
• Minimum 3 years‘ experience working within precision engineering of CNC machined products
• Strong understanding of ISO programming
• Capable of reading and interpreting technical drawings and documentation
• A thorough understanding of CAD modelling, CAM programming and programming of CMM equipment
• Strong understanding of Fanuc control systems
• Experience using Edgecam or Feature
  
  CAM software
• Experience using PC-DMIS measurement software
• Experience programming multi-axis turn/mill machine tools

This is a site-based role, working 37.5 hours:

Monday to Thursday

8am/9am to 4.30pm/5.30pm (working 8 hours per day)

Friday

8am/9am to 2pm/3pm (working 5.5 hours per day)

• 25 days holiday plus banks, rising with service
• Auto-enrolment pension
• On-site parking
• RAC breakdown cover
• Cycle to Work Scheme
• Access to Mental Health First Aiders and wellbeing resources
• Christmas shutdown

Please send your cover letter and CV to  before the closing date of 28th February 2026.