Develop and support the use of such engineering tools as PFMEA, Control Plans, Flow Diagrams, and writing Standard Operating Procedures. Help to develop the continuousimprovement of the safety culture within the organisation such as the creation of Safety risk assessments. Undertake projects to support the engineering more »
and procedure. · Carry out/advise on TPM to maximise overall machine efficiency. · Contribute to implementing new working methods and actively take part in continuousimprovement projects. · Effectively prioritise workload. · Ensure consistency in quality of work across all lines. · To actively and analytically investigate process faults and more »
controllers (PLCs) Responding to breakdowns of production machinery To assist with the completion of maintenance documents/worksheets Assisting with engineering projects and improvement works Servicing and … maintaining machinery – TPM/PPM Support and assistance to all departments across site Contribute to implementing new working methods and actively take part in continuousimprovement projects Any other associated duties as required Training Level 3 Maintenance and Operations Engineering Technician Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in more »
Sileby Road, Barrow Upon Soar, Loughborough, England
Brett Landscaping and Building Products
parts ordering, dealing with contractors, writing full reports of work undertaken & reporting any issues for follow up. Role Electrical fault finding Mechanical fault finding Continuousimprovement work around the factories Report writing Apprentices will be shadowing a fully qualified engineer, learning safe practices and following up to more »
Troon industrial Area, 191 Barkby Road, Leicester, England
SPS Technologies Limited
Role Learn how to complete root cause and problem solving to improve process. Work with the team to investigate existing repeating issues and undertake continuousimprovement projects. Learn how to support manufacturing areas with problem solving to ensure customer orders remain mobile and the areas meet the more »