Auxiliary, Manufacturing ​/ Production, Manufacturing Engineer

Role Overview

As a Production Engineering Auxiliary, your role is to support the day‑to‑day operation and maintenance of auxiliary test heads and related production equipment. This includes assisting with Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), supporting technicians and engineers with fault finding and repairs, and ensuring the auxiliary area remains safe, organised, and compliant with 5S and EHS standards. The role will provide hands‑on support during production changeovers, equipment checks, stock management, and replenishment tasks, ensuring smooth production flow across all shifts.

You will work closely with Technicians, Engineers, and Operational Managers, helping to implement process improvements, communicate equipment issues, and maintain continuity of operations. This role is suited to individuals with an interest in engineering who are keen to develop their technical skills in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

• Assist with TPM tasks on auxiliary test heads and equipment, maintaining accurate records.
• Support technicians with fault finding and minor repairs (e.g. soldering under guidance).
• Maintain a safe, clean, and organised work area in line with 5S and EHS standards.
• Assist in production changeovers, ensuring equipment readiness and smooth handovers.
• Monitor and replenish stock of spare parts, tools, and consumables.
• Support technicians and engineers with work order completion, maintenance schedules, and routine checks.
• Contribute to process improvements and implementation of innovation initiatives.
• Communicate effectively with team members, sharing observations about equipment performance and highlighting issues promptly.

• Interest in engineering and willingness to develop technical skills.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Reliable and self‑motivated with a proactive approach to supporting production needs.
• Good organisational skills and attention to detail.
• Willingness to work across all shifts and adapt to a dynamic production environment.

• Previous experience in a production or maintenance environment.
• Basic knowledge of TPM, 5S, or EHS standards.
• Hands‑on experience with tools or basic mechanical/electrical tasks.